Sentence examples for would be exiled from inspiring English sources

What is distinctive about Bainbridge Island is that it was the embarkation point for the first wave of people who would be exiled.

He hoped Roland would fail (so he would be exiled) but Roland passed the test.

The Emperor carried out his earlier statement: everybody who refused to endorse the Creed would be exiled.

After the December attack on Grozny, Kadyrov announced that the homes of militants' relatives would be destroyed and they would be exiled from Chechnya.

A Polish revolutionary in the January Uprising of 1863 4, Bolesław Szostakowicz would be exiled to Narym (near Tomsk) in 1866 in the crackdown that followed Dmitri Karakozov's assassination attempt on Tsar Alexander II.

If it was up to them all politicians would be exiled and dispatched to an island in the middle of the ocean somewhere where they couldn't do any harm.

He was able to do so because he'd been exiled from Athens in 424, after failing to prevent the Spartans from capturing the northern city of Amphipolis).

"Free Earl" was a signature chant of the 1.0 version of the hip-hop collective Odd Future, which was rowdy and unpredictable and missing its best rapper, Earl Sweatshirt, who'd been exiled to a Samoan boarding school by his mother.

(Most scholars believe that he spent a good part of the war travelling around Greece consulting archives and interviewing veterans for his History. He was able to do so because he'd been exiled from Athens in 424, after failing to prevent the Spartans from capturing the northern city of Amphipolis).

In 1991, when I moved here with my family from New York, I felt as if I'd been exiled to Style Siberia.

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