Sentence examples for would have expelled from inspiring English sources

They also would have expelled hydrogen that was being generated in the reactor cores.

If the school authorities had got wind of it, they would have expelled the girl...

While no one in Tungar Tudu will speak out publicly for fear of retribution, the villagers appear to support her; if they did not, they would have expelled her.

Some audiences for the upcoming film "Milk," about the slain San Francisco supervisor and gay politician Harvey Milk, will certainly be inspired by his fight against Proposition 6, a 1978 California ballot measure that would have expelled gay teachers from the state's public schools.

If we were, we would have expelled Abu Sakkar.

If they had found out, they definitely would have expelled him.

The rate of supernovae explosions in the galactic neighbourhood, astronomers calculate, would have been one every two to four million years, and these would all have expelled heavy elements across the emptiness of space, some of which would have hit the sun and the planets.

Dr. Gissin refused to say what evidence Israel had against Dr. Diyab, but said, "We wouldn't have expelled someone if we didn't have any evidence".

(Sylvia Young has denied this—"She changed schools at 15—I've heard it said she was expelled; she wasn't. I'd never have expelled Amy" —as has Mitch Winehouse.

If Mr. Ensign had not resigned from the Senate this month he probably would have been expelled; he potentially still faces criminal charges.

She felt that if she'd gone to the authorities, she would have be expelled from the party, because of the SWP's hostility to the police.