banish *

They may banish any person from their town for 24 hours.

Then banish from your mind the idea of our being ever united.

All we could do was banish him from the world of men.

At best, you and I are going to be banished.

After all, I was the one who banished him here.

You have no right to banish her just like that!

He had to banish that sort of thinking from his mind.

Let them Banish me if that's what they want now.

He thought of the night she'd first banished him from her room.

If I was going to banish them, there would never be a better time.

She banished the idea, and in the next moment brought it back.

She tried to banish it, to bring back the blue.

"But your father has banished such men from the land."

Recent events had almost banished the matter from his mind.

When we got there I was banished to my room.

He was banished from his world for trying to take it over.

A man like that will risk of being banished from the community.

But Jack knew she was trying to banish the car from her mind.

Not dead, but banished so far away that I'll never see him again.

But then, I want it gone, banished for another year.

First was the child's play of banishing her young man.

He banished it with an effort and went on writing.

Was he going to get this girl killed or just banished from her community?

The thought ran through his mind and was immediately banished.

Clearly, God has not been banished from this public high school.