"You have to understand," he said, a photo of Uri — uniformed, eyes laughing behind glasses — on a shelf to his right, "that when something like this happens to you, you feel exiled from every part of your life.
Everyone knows, or should know, the old Desert Island Discs problem: If you were exiled to a desert island, what ten records would you take along with you to keep you company for all (solitary) eternity?
You're not only stripped of your college number; you're exiled from the N.F.L.'s mandated numerical bracket for your given position.
You have exiled yourself to a colder, harsher existence.
"If you are exiled to the countryside your freedom is instantly suppressed, so people are growing increasingly cautious.
Dinner, unless you were exiled to the Siberian tables, was in the Pool Room, the restaurant's main dining area.
Why or why not? -What role, if any, do you think exiled president Jean-Bertrand Aristide should play in Haiti's future?
But if you have exiled beers to parts unknown, I have a radical proposal: Take the time to seek out and try a few lambic beers from Belgium and tell me if these are not as complex and distinctive as many fine wines.
Eventually, you were exiled from Brazil.
Boston, where you never wanted to live, where you feel you've been exiled, becomes a serious problem.
