exile造句

He was an exile.

He had been five years in exile.

an exile who sighs for home

He was condemned to exile for treason .

His courage earned him imprisonment and exile.

Everyone is born king,and most people die in exile.

He has been an exile for ten years.

He was publicly disgraced and sent into exile.

He was in the unenviable position of having to choose between imprisonment or exile.

Prajadhipok fled to exile in London and abdicated in 1935, deepening the drift.

Instead they distil the Palestinian experience of exile into something real.

It was I who helped the Prime Evils mastermind their own exile to your world.

Qu Yuan in the long journey of exile, the spirit and life suffered devastation and suffering is imagined.

But his life in exile must have been trying, always on the move, the model of the 'engaged' writer.

He has been Jobs the visionary founder, notably at Apple and Pixar. He has done time as Jobs the exile and even as Jobs the failure.

He has spent most of his life in exile in Switzerland, but put in a stint as a chicken farmer in Britain.

US immigration authorities detained on Tuesday a Cuban exile accused of bombing a Cuban airliner in 1976 and sought by the Cuban government, US media reported.

Showing a lack of personal ambition rare among his contemporaries, San Martin promptly withdrew. He spent the rest of his long life in voluntary exile in Europe.

Having already passed up numerous opportunities to go into exile, he may simply have decided to make his ouster as long and as messy as possible.

The Philippine military authority used to say that Abu Sayyaf has already been cracked down, and the army is now after the rebels in exile who have evaded the joint Filipino-US anti-terrorism action.

After he busted out of the scene of his first exile, Elba, it took the Duke of Wellington, Marshal Blucher and a lot of troops at Waterloo to put him out of business once and for all.

The Jewish people carry the burden of centuries of exile, persecution and the fresh memory of knowing that six million people were killed simply because of who they were.

Supporters of the prime minister he deposed, Nawaz Sharif, were already angered by General Musharraf's apparently illegal deportation of Mr Sharif when he tried to return from exile in September.

The former premier was quick to speak out from his self-imposed exile in Dubai, congratulating his sister on her victory and hailing the results as a vote for "change in a peaceful manner".