expel * , also: expulse

The only thing he can do now is try to get expelled.

As a result, he lost his job and was expelled from the party.

They were expelled from their home, and lost a very great deal.

My first school expelled me at the end of second year.

They expelled him, his wife and 10 children from their home.

However, school officials said children so young cannot be expelled.

He and his family were expelled from the city in 1971.

He was expelled from school at the age of 14.

He already had been expelled in 1928 from another high school.

On 24 May 2009, he was expelled for 6 years.

If any such people are found, they must be expelled.

The team was expelled after the 1st half of their only season.

But then someone told me she had been expelled from the medical school.

"What did your mother say about you two being expelled again?"

Says she was expelled from school about six months ago.

Actually, no one can say how many students are all but expelled from school.

He was expelled from university at the end of his first year in 1971.

If it were up to me, you would have been expelled already.

They would have expelled me within an hour of my coming.

The leaders were expelled from the party later in the week.

But, after 30 years, they were expelled by the Americans.

He had also been expelled from his school earlier in the year.

But in the same year he was expelled for bad behavior.

The parents of the white girls in the school wanted the black girl expelled.

He also spent a year in college as a history major before being expelled.