Girlfriend 'sent away' before attack In an interview with CNN affiliate Seven Network Australia, Danley's sisters said that Danley did not know about the shooting and was "sent away" before the attack.
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Hurston once arrived at Lewis's home and was sent away.
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If you don't, you will be sent away to continue dieting.
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So Jimmy was sent away, becoming a ward of the state.
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But he knows that more children are likely to be sent away.
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Sometimes, we get numb to the fact that people get sent away.
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But I also got sent away to this bootcamp place in Alabama.
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He was sent away with a prescription but without a proper diagnosis.
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The dog had been "sent away" but was later located by authorities.
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In his teens he was sent away to a boarding school; 3.
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Some are sent away to secret "treatment" facilities; others are killed at birth.
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I sent away for a catalog and found a class on public speaking.
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Thousands of items were auctioned off and sent away from their rightful homes.
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At 16, he was sent away by his mother to save his life.
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You will be fired from your job, sent away in disgrace, and — who knows?
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Our prisons are making those sent away better at harming innocent, law-abiding citizens.
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"Asylum-seekers are sent away from the U.S. as quickly as possible," she wrote.
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Families whose relatives had been sent away were ordered to burn their family photos.
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Anyway, it's good that Octavia was sent away because things go south pretty fast.
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He sent away for his birth certificate and ordered a new Social Security card.
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As one interviewee notes, even the slightest inappropriate comment could get you sent away.
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It would be a loss to all of us if they are sent away.
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In her memoirs, she claimed, 'I sent away 1,500 women for their loose behavior.
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Allies who spend too long in Donald Trump's doghouse usually get sent away for good.
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Before the entrance, my mother is sent away because she has a purse with her.
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When she finally told her parents, English was arrested, convicted, and sent away to prison.
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Today, people in small counties are about 50 percent more likely to be sent away.
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Men sent away as children scored lower on these tests, particularly if separated as toddlers.
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He asked if there was anything he could help them with but was sent away.
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And right now, Abigail is being sent away to take care of an ailing distant relative.
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He sent away for textile samples from Italy and China for different types of woven fabric.
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She works with Moe to help Elodie escape being sent away to deal with her shoplifting.
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I've seen patients be routinely sent away from medical practices because they refused to see them.
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This led to problems keeping up with his peers when he was sent away to school.
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And in retrospect, we would have packed it and they would have sent away thousands of people.
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You talk about traditions such as chhaupadi, when women are sent away when they're on their period.
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Human trafficking runs rampant, with women sold into sex slavery and men sent away for indentured servitude.
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But he was sent away from the capital, and suddenly, all his work had been for nothing.
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She was sent away to a psychiatric care facility, and did not see her family for 20 years.
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After her parents divorced when she was 11 years old, she was sent away to live with relatives.
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She also reports how she sent away for a DNA test kit from the personal genomics company 23andMe.
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I was sent away with an invitation to return eight months later, when the club reopened in May.
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He had been sent away as a boy, passed over for promotion; he had been poor and crushed.
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After being sent away for further testing Peri and Joanne vanish and all records of their visit disappear.
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Despite waiting nearly two hours, Diaz was sent away empty handed and told to come back the following month.
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In return, one Syrian in Turkey would be formally resettled in an EU country for every Syrian sent away.
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University admissions are largely a zero-sum game, so taking one slot means a worthy student was sent away.
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Priebus was sent away, literally, after months spent struggling to wrangle a weird and wild new White House. 6.
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A growing number of Iranian students are being sent away by U.S. authorities amid escalated diplomatic tensions with Iran.
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The standard reaction sets in, and he is sent away in hopes that a strict environment will rearrange biology.
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The sample would be processed and stored in the MICS laboratory, then sent away for genetic and hormonal analysis.
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Their children were sent away, with some passing through repurposed warehouses where they were held in chain-link cages.
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With help from neighbors and attendees of the temple, his father pulled together money and sent away for a saxophone.
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According to the sisters, Danley believes she was sent away so that she couldn't stop Paddock from committing the shooting.
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While mechoui is cooked in underground clay pits inside some of the shops, tanjia is sent away to be cooked.
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In "Damien" we learn that after his early years in the White House, he was sent away to boarding school.
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I was like 16, sent away for a year and a half to this a residential treatment facility for teenagers.
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Now in its third month, the strike over poor pay has led to patients being sent away from some hospitals.
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You're sent away for 14 weeks, and your parents could visit you one Saturday a term, and that was it.
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"I was sent away to school at a young age and learned to shut off any emotion," Mr. Astaire said.
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After half a dozen doctors over two years couldn't tell her what was wrong, she sent away for a 23andMe kit.
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Maybe Polly was sent away because her family worried that she would try to run off with her much-detested boyfriend.
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At two, the girl had been diagnosed, in the parlance of the day, as deaf-mute and had been sent away.
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The Syrian mother who was sent away one recent morning, Habib Banavsch, said she hated having to line up for charity.
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At 15, Mr. Carmichael sent away for a Zagat Guide and began writing to the top-rated restaurants, asking for work.
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That was a comic book ad I saw as a kid that sucked me in and I sent away for it.
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She runs away with the musician to be her "head groupie" and avoid being sent away to a treatment facility for shoplifters.
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Tyrion: Even though he said he was ready to fight, Tyrion is sent away to the crypt with the women and children.
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Black women could do little to stop the sale of children and often never saw them again after they were sent away.
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Years later Friedrich attempted to return to his German home ... only to be sent away again for not performing his military service.
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What we do know is that Philip was sent away on the Commonwealth Tour in 1956 partly because of rumors of infidelity.
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As an unruly boy, Trump was suddenly sent away by his father to attend a military school renowned for its harsh discipline.
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Seeing Mr. Silver, age 72, sent away is a milestone in the endlessly stalled campaign to reform Albany's facsimile of representative government.
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Offenders are sent away to serve time, and in Canada almost all are returned to society having had minimal or no treatment.
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Colombia extraditions to the United States were half as frequent in 2015 — 109 — as the year the paramilitary leaders were sent away.
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Her father had been killed, her little sister abducted, and her mother sent away to various other camps; no one had survived.
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Profoundly deaf and autistic, he refused to learn language when he was sent away to school, yet he was resourcefully, voraciously creative.
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Still, the jury convicted him, and Mr. Hamilton was sent away in 1992 to what soon became a series of upstate prisons.
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The last time I was at Dr. Ting's office, I was seen promptly but sent away without any of the required medical tools.
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As a teenager, Macron was sent away from Amiens by his parents, after falling in love with his then-teacher and now-wife.
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Mr. Rosario's son, Richard Jr., milled around and spoke in soft tones about being only a toddler when his father was sent away.
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Mothers would typically spend about a year at homes like the one in Tuam before being parted from their babies and sent away.
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But unlike the handcrafted essence of these art-historical sources, Prince's paintings look store-bought, as if he had sent away for them.
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I sent away for a first edition, and when it arrived I was thrilled to discover that my father had designed the book.
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Sent away by her husband's disapproving Irish family, she is dictating a letter to her traveling companion on the voyage home to Greece.
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The jurors are then sent away for recess while the lawyers argue about whether a Google alert can be introduced to the court.
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Charles (who followed in his mentor Mountbatten's footsteps as a naval officer) was sent away to the Caribbean on HMS Minerva in 1973.
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The loved one gets sent away under the guise of a vacation or work trip, and comes home (hopefully!) to a complete, redesigned room.
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Even her elder brother Pietro, now 18, had to be sent away to stay with his grandparents every time he had the slightest cold.
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But Mary clashes constantly with her stepmother, and as a temporary fix she is sent away to Scotland to stay with some family friends.
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Robert Brady on Capitol Hill Wednesday and asked how he felt about the disgraced Philly legend being sent away to prison for sexual assault.
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David had liked magic as a young boy and had sent away for a magic kit that he saw advertised in a comic book.
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The loved one gets sent away under the guise of a vacation or work trip, and comes home (hopefully) to a complete, redesigned room.
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Garcia, who sent away an ambulance her brother had summoned for Jack, faces 30 years in prison when she is sentenced in late March.
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"This was my dream, that people cannot be sent away from a clinic or a hospital because they do not have money," she said.
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When they get caught together, Cameron is sent away to God's Promise, a boarding school that promises to "cure" her through therapy and prayer.
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The diocese removed him from the parish, and he was sent away for psychiatric evaluation and treatment for alcoholism at a Maryland rehabilitation center.
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Leigh Mai, accompanied by her husband Jeff and three children, was eager to reassure her mother she harbored no resentment about being sent away.
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Most come from rural areas and are sent away in search of a living by their families - often via labour brokers or with relatives.
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For Mr. Coleman, whose Indigenous father was sent away during his childhood in the era of family separation, the stereotypes can cut both ways.
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Japanese speed skater Kei Saito and Slovenian hockey player Ziga Jeglic have been sent away from Pyeongchang after testing positive for banned drugs as well.
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During the same era in which thousands of children were sent away, the US encroached on tribal lands through war, broken treaties, and new policies.
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She said more needs to be done to support families and strengthen community ties to prevent children from being sent away in the first place.
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The following year, during a manic-depressive episode, she was sent away for two weeks, this time to a facility devoted entirely to mental health.
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She had been told that Mata would be given a great educational opportunity if she was sent away but that she would one day return.
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More typical is the crime for which Josh Gravens, of Abilene, Texas, was sent away, more than a decade ago, at the age of thirteen.
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"Cameron Post" features a teen girl who is caught kissing another girl and is sent away to a camp that aims to change her sexuality.
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And then we have Arya, finally turning toward the home she left — and reuniting with the dire wolf she sent away in the series's second episode.
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According to the DA's office, the boy's father told police that when he returned home from work, Liu allegedly told him she'd "sent away" their son.
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After arguing with his ne'er-do-well brother, Chen sets out on a trek through the countryside seeking his young nephew, who has been sent away.
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He said the Mets had never called to explain why he was being sent away, but he also maintained that he did not hold a grudge.
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The nurses' strike had brought health services to a halt in many parts of the country, with patients being sent away from some government-run hospitals.
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In another era, she would have been called a hysteric and sent away to a more overtly patriarchal version of the sanatorium her parents once operated.
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On the right, Dave is at a table with his sister and a 22-year-old who wasn't born yet when he was originally sent away.
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The dog walker, Jeanne Burke, made clear to Judge Valerie E. Caproni of Manhattan why she felt Mr. Ciminelli should not be sent away for long.
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Remarkably, we found that my great-grandfather's brother Benny (Berysz) was sent away to be "punished" for two years, until 1907, when the entire family emigrated.
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The 5-year-old boy may have been kept in that holding pen, separated from his parents, until they were sent away to an unknown fate.
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When Claire is sent away from her home, she comes across seven local men with whom she embarks on a no-strings-attached journey of sexual awakening.
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During the 12 years he led the FBI, agents knew never to wear anything but a suit, white shirt and a tie, or risk being sent away.
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At the time my father, who was only 21950, was sent away by his Han father to enlist in the P.L.A. His mother was a local Tibetan.
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Valdez: I think that from the beginning of this entire process, from Cindy being sent away, I feel like I've been met with cynicism at every juncture.
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The novel is about a young Montana woman who, after she's caught sleeping with another girl, is sent away to a fundamentalist Christian gay conversion therapy retreat.
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Then Mr. Kahn read a review of a book on stretching in the "CoEvolution Quarterly," a spinoff of the Whole Earth Catalog, and sent away for it.
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An orphan sent to live with her wealthy aunt and nasty cousins, Jane is sent away to a charity school where she makes a friend who dies.
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Each was sent away with a personalized exercise plan, focused on running and core work, tailored to reflect the players' workload over the course of the season.
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In many cases, inmates sent away from New York City have been accused of assaulting guards and are transferred in part because their safety cannot be ensured.
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Gs P.J. Hairston and Brian Roberts, along with a pair of second-round draft picks, were sent away by the Hornets in the deal to acquire Lee. 2.
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Friends and parents and siblings, especially men, were sent away to "repent" so that Jeffs and those in his inner circle could take their wives as their own.
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Many girls are sent away by their parents who cannot afford to feed or school them, while others provide for their families - sometimes acting as the main breadwinner.
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In the end, two relationships are torn apart as Britni and Jenna could not complete the opening challenge and are sent away from their men, Brad and Zach.
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It strikes me as fundamentally weak and lacking in confidence if you think the best way to debate someone is to have them sent away and essentially censored.
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Once laid, some eggs are sent away for incubation and replaced by smart fakes, which wiggle and cheep so that the mother is primed for her hatchling's return.
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The strike, which has led to patients being sent away from some hospitals, is a headache for both national and county governments ahead of elections in August 8.
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Smith was sent away from the Cavaliers in a mutual decision between the team and Paul to allow Cleveland to try to find a new home for Smith.
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But in 1996, Hawaii had established mandatory minimum sentences for felony methamphetamine offenders, which only further clogged state facilities, so more inmates were sent away to the mainland.
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What is a little surprising is that Pius decides to send Monsignor Gutierrez (Javier Camara) to New York to investigate, despite the monsignor's pleas not to be sent away.
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Although Zara Tindall and many other members of the royal family were sent away to esteemed boarding schools, Mike Tindall has other plans for 2-year-old daughter Mia.
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Sent away to become a military cadet, as a lonely young man he got into a habit of secluding himself for hours, reading improving works and writing dull ones.
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Cottonmouth wanted to be a musician and get out of Harlem's underworld, but it was Black Mariah that Mama Mabel sent away to boarding school for a ritzy education.
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Half of his first participants talked to him about how they witnessed their parents being tortured, being accused publicly or being sent away from their families to other provinces.
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The fear of being targeted, excluded -- or even sent away, like the President was as a youngster -- may also lurk in the hearts of voters who accept Trump's behavior.
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Beyond bereavement and feelings of abandonment, chance also brought him exile, as the little boy was sent away to his grandparents' home and subsequently to a hated boarding school.
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Once seated in an open-air dining room, the group ordered mechoui—lamb that's cooked underground in clay pits—and tanjia (lamb that is sent away to be cooked).
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Pomeranz made the National League All-Star team for San Diego before coming over to the Red Sox in a deal that sent away top pitching prospect Anderson Espinoza.
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While they wait for legislative action, however, some patients are only being given limited supplies, and in some cases, are being sent away from pharmacies that have run out.
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Her mother's shadow speaks to her but is sent away and returns during her struggle to find love and fulfillment in spite of her anxiety about her own strangeness.
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At a certain point when he landed back in court, a prosecutor demanded that he be sent away for nine months so that he would finally learn his lesson.
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She said that opposition to expanding the bottle bill reminded her of the biblical tale of Lazarus, the beggar who is sent away hungry from the rich man's feast.
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John Cerv said that his father had been thankful for his time in Kansas City and had not resented being acquired and sent away by the Yankees three times.
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In Washington state, a teacher told us about a 10-year-old boy who can't sleep at night because he is worried his immigrant parents will be sent away.
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It is not only impossible to ignore it, to go about one's life as if one is not at risk of being scooped up and sent away, but irresponsible.
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To make sure Facebook and CCC are on the same page, 10 CCC employees were sent away to a six-week training in Facebook's European Community Operations headquarters in Dublin.
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"There's also a fear of being sent away or kicked out of the house from family or landlords if they were to find out that someone is gay," he said.
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There are things like the dagger in the scene between them and the fact that Brienne is being sent away to clear the deck so there's no police in town.
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Ever since Donald Trump began his rampage, we've been getting reports of Muslim children who are genuinely frightened they'll be put in jail or sent away because of their religion.
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After the astronauts are done, their poop gets stored in a plastic bag, and eventually sent away on a cargo ship that burns up as it hurtles towards the Earth.
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Couples can be formed for a variety of reasons, but any islander not in a couple at the time of a "coupling ceremony" will be sent away from the island.
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During World War II, the State Museum of New Western Art closed and the paintings were sent away for safety, but after they returned in 1944, the museum never reopened.
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Another part of the Superman origin story was referenced in episode one when a young Will was sent away by his father to safety while the town was under attack.
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Some were sent away from the consulate with forms — some told Flowers it was pink; others said it was green — saying they "didn't meet the qualifications for travel," Flowers recounts.
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But as more patients were sent away in recent years, Roseburg was recognized by the Department of Veterans Affairs as one of the rising stars of its health care system.
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"The hair was curled, and the maid sent away, and Emma sat down to think and be miserable," writes Austen after one of Emma's matchmaking plans has come to naught.
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She had been sent away the same day to receive counseling from a psychiatrist in Montreal — a significant response, considering that corporal punishment for children was not uncommon in that era.
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After being sent away to start a temple in another state, Amani returned to find his wife distant, and the leader he'd viewed as a father figure now cold toward him.
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As concert-goers were sent away from the Maassilo, a former grain silo complex on the Maas River that has been converted into an event hall, the venue was cordoned off.
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Cassey said doctors initially suspected a flesh-eating bacteria was responsible for her husband's illness, but dismissed the notion – until they sent away cultures from his skin that confirmed the worst.
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Once sent away, the potential criminals—known to be so owing to their possession of weed and weaponry—could not be street criminals, by dint of not being on the street.
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YEONGJU, South Korea — Kwon Pil-ju is trying desperately to teach herself English before she is reunited in the coming weeks with a son she sent away almost 40 years ago.
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I had arrested countless people and processed them for deportation, but I had never looked behind that curtain and seen what happens after that person is sent away to be processed.
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While at the Ivy League-y Commander HQ, Fred tries to get Nick "promoted" and sent away to D.C., but his boss, Andrew (Robert Curtis Brown), tells the Commander to keep Nick.
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In the 1970s, thousands of people sent away for Sam Ervin Fan Club membership cards, dedicated to the segregationist senator overseeing the Watergate hearings, who received warm media coverage during the period.
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Opposite of the straight-size, or "thin," market, where girls are being sent away if they are 'out of shape,' the plus-size market tells their inbetweeny girls that more is better.
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Many others failed to show up because they where sent away to the United States by their parents for a couple of weeks — or the club has been unable to contact them.
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In my research for Wolf Boys, I saw families dealing with losing a son or with having a kid get sent away for life in prison, and how normal that was there.
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And Manafort ended up with three passports because he had two -- with one he sent away for foreign visa applications -- then lost the first and applied for a third, the lawyer said.
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His father is also the reason Rush is sent away time and time again, during which he becomes the drug test subject, indoctrinated by dealers, and, of course, is nearly killed repeatedly.
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The woman, who spoke to CNN the night before they were sent away, said she was worried about her grandparents -- who are already in their 80s -- and her 10-year-old cousin.
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The city sent away 383 people in the most recent fiscal year, with the top destinations since the start of the program being Las Vegas (29 people), Seattle (17) and Phoenix (12).
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"It sends a message to the rest of the Catholic world that if you try to stand for orthodoxy in the church, you are going to be sent away," Mr. Hichborn said.
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Sent away from his native Sydney in 1972 by an archbishop who found Docherty's political activism and theological liberalism unacceptable, he is by the 1990s a psychologist and a professor in Canada.
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None of this is to imply that the Yankees were drowning in young pitchers—they sent away almost all of their first-round picks from 1979 through 33 in free-agent signings.
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This is like you're being, like, sent away to boarding school for a year, and your parents are like, don't get in any trouble and then we'll see how long this lasts.
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Meryl Streep's speech had been about the importance of a diverse array of 'outsiders', and that if they were sent away all we would have left would be football and mixed martial arts.
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The tomboyish Lee and the sometimes petulant Persons, who was sent away by his parents to spend his summers in Monroeville, became close friends and would spend hours reading and making up stories.
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The novel follows the life of Ijeoma, a young girl who, at the start of the book, is sent away from her family in order to stay safe during the Nigerian civil war.
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Finally, as the last mini-ballers were sent away to their rooms, we were able to sit down with Miloš for a couple of minutes and hear his thoughts on the recent proceedings.
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He is Tom Buchanan now, or a snotty prep school villain of the teen movies that came out when he himself was sent away to St. George's for high school in the 1980s.
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On a visit home, Dantala has learned that his widowed mother is now mute; her other sons have been sent away to Quranic school; her two daughters, twins, have died in a flood.
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Even if collected and sent away for processing, the casing itself was often not looked at until after it had been tested for DNA and fingerprints, a delay that could mean waiting months.
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His wife, Nan, was born to an affluent, influential family in Mississippi, but sent away by her father to the evangelical Wheaton College in Illinois, where she meets James at a music recital.
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His wife, Nan, was born to an affluent, influential family in Mississippi, but sent away by her father to the evangelical Wheaton College in Illinois, where she meets James at a music recital.
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I waited to be sent away from the table for this heresy — or for my mother to mete out the real punishment later, to the backs of my legs with a wooden spoon.
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He sent away a screaming shot from Marc Staal with 3 1/2 minutes left in the second, and went spread-eagle for another stop with 5:44 to go in the third.
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The tests are easy to use and isolate DNA from a saliva sample, which can be sent away to be tested for more than 4003,000 genetic variants thought to be related to these diseases.
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South Dakota arrests juveniles at a rate double the national average and 22017 percent higher than the next closest state's; of those arrested children, one in five is sent away on drug-related charges.
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Amy Adams starred as Giselle in the original film, who was about to marry a prince (James Marsden) when she's sent away from the animated kingdom of Andalasia and unceremoniously lands in New York City.
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As his biographer, I locate the key moment in the summer of his thirteenth year, when his exasperated parents notified him that he was being sent away to military school because he was too unruly.
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When her family filed a lawsuit against the Kilgallons, John was sent away to St. Enda's School in Dublin, a boarding school run by Patrick Pearse, who went on to help lead the Easter Rising.
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In those days, having a father who painted allowed a young woman to gain studio experience without risking her reputation by being sent away from home and put in the custody of a possible cad.
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The Boston Red Sox spent a lot of money and sent away some top prospects to fix the top of their rotation and the back of their bullpen, but it didn't show in the home opener.
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During her childhood, she says her father regularly beat her and her siblings; money and food were scarce, and at one point, Redding's family was evicted and she was sent away to live with their aunt.
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The crimes that led this latest Gotti scion to be sent away were, according to the government, also entangled in the business that has occupied the family almost since the start of the Civil Rights era.
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Most ancient writers agreed that young Orestes was sent away from Mycenae around the time of his father's murder and returned only years later to be reunited with his sister Electra and to murder their mother.
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Jason Heyward, Craig Kimbrel, Andrelton Simmons, Justin and B. J. Upton and others were sent away before Hart, the president of baseball operations, and Coppolella pulled off a coup at the winter meetings in December 2015.
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A shocking number of stories emerged of children who had been sent away from their "forever families," either to new, un-vetted adoptive homes, back to their countries of origin, or just cast out on the streets.
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As a known activist who speaks out against the government, he anticipated the response to his protest and had arranged for his wife and three children to be sent away from their home before it even started.
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I had a grandmother who died 20 years before I was born, who I'm really quite sure had bipolar illness, and there was nothing for her except to be sent away to a home, there was nothing.
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Like Liam, Brown is an Australian transplant who stars on the CW reboot as Kirby Anders, the daughter of the main family's chief steward who returns after being sent away and framed for arson as a child.
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Like Hemsworth, Brown is an Australian transplant who stars on the CW reboot as Kirby Anders, the daughter of the main family's chief steward who returns after being sent away and framed for arson as a child.
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But just because a photo isn't 'Gram-worthy (or worse — it is but you've already met the acceptable quota for posting about that life event), doesn't mean it deserves to be sent away into a digital oblivion.
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Broom gives both of these halves equal weight in The Yellow House, starting with her grandmother, who was sent away to live in a boarding house in the early 1900s and continuing on until the present day.
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Nepali girls sent away from their homes miss school during these periods of confinement, are often not fed adequately, may not be allowed to bathe and can become sick, as such huts are often poorly built and insulated.
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"We probably think there's 300,000-400,000 people who have been enslaved," Mike Smith, the Australian diplomat leading the inquiry, told a news conference, referring to people drafted into military service and sent away for years to remote areas.
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Fidel was a boisterous young student who was sent away to study with the Jesuits at the Colegio de Dolores in Santiago de Cuba and later to the Colegio de Belén, an exclusive Jesuit high school in Havana.
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Sometimes the mood would lighten — they would put on a movie — but then a guard would come by and say that the children would be sent away to live in a foster home and never see their parents again.
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" Throughout his career, Jeter says he has seen a lot of players come to New York and "get caught up in the lifestyle, and before you know it, they're sent away to another team because it affected their performance.
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One of them, Jose A. G. "Señor" Ordonez, a former history teacher who was by then the school's archivist, admitted to misconduct, according to the new report, but was quietly sent away from the school with a monthly stipend.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 31%Summary: Based on the memoir by Augusten Burroughs, Ryan Murphy's adaptation tracks a fictionalized version of Augusten (Joseph Cross) and his life as he's sent away from his dysfunctional mother to live with her psychiatrist.
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They also say that no one will be sent away if they might be tortured or killed as part of their punishment, and that the offense must be illegal both in Hong Kong and wherever the suspect is extradited.
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Tragedy follows Pasqualino to the very end, when he survives the hellish concentration camp and returns home—only to learn that because he was sent away, all seven of his sisters had to become prostitutes in order to sustain themselves.
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She convinces him to hide her in his home and again behaves impulsively; she is captured and returned to the Waterfords while Omar is hanged, his wife forced to become a Handmaid, and his son is sent away from his home.
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Mr Sparks, a fifth-generation white South African who grew up on a farm near a "dorp" (small town) in the Eastern Cape province, playing with black children until sent away to boarding school, became a journalist in his teens.
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And here's one question you probably never thought to ask: Isn't it suspect how Gendry was "sent away" by his master for no reason, then sentenced to the Wall like a day before Cersei purged King's Landing of Baratheon bastards?
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The Mets acquired Reed, a right-hander, in August 2015 in a trade that sent away two minor league pitchers, and he was more than solid down the stretch, with a 1.17 E.R.A. in 15 ⅓ regular-season innings for the team.
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Surveillance was markedly heightened during my last trip to Xinjiang in December — so much so that I avoided talking to Uighurs then for fear that just being in contact with a foreigner would get them sent away for re-education.
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Parents have no say over how their children should be raised, whether they will be conscripted or sent away to school in rural areas, and what dangers could befall them being so far from home and such a young age.
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Some people — it is not clear how many — holding valid visas signed the forms and were sent away, they say; others refused to sign, were detained and were allowed to enter the United States after hours or days in custody.
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In the days before Trungelliti's race to Paris last year, a fellow Argentine player had been sent away: Nicolás Kicker, ranked 84th, had been convicted of match fixing, the highest-ranked player to be found guilty of such an offense.
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Let's recap the events quickly: Lady Geneva, having found out Jamie's real identity, threatens to out him as a former Jacobite rebel to the rest of the family, thereby ensuring that he'd be sent away to a less pleasant form of captivity.
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"After the execution of her brother in law, Otto van Limburg Stirum, who did not support the Nazi regime, and after many of her Jewish friends had been sent away to concentration camps, Ella turned her sympathies to the Dutch Resistance," says Matzen.
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I won't go into the particulars of my family history — of who was publicly castigated, who was sent away to labor camps, who was separated from their families — in part because I understand the stories only piecemeal, in offhand references, through secondhand sources.
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The few anecdotes I heard were about how Jang continued to treat Kim like a child even after he took power, like when Jang sent away the Coca-Cola Kim ordered when he hosted Dennis Rodman for dinner after a basketball game.
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At its heart, The X-Files was a cop show, built atop the detective dramas of the 1970s, where every week the unflappable gumshoe would investigate a new case, crack it, and then watch as the criminals were sent away to jail.
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Instead, elders and officials insisted that the "Bengalis" must be sent away, "maybe to an island in the Pacific somewhere…" In the face of these challenges, it will be imperative to continue support for the essential and still uncertain transition to democracy.
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Officials were also instructed to tell Uighur students that their relatives had been sent away "because they have come under a degree of harmful influence in religious extremism and violent terrorist thoughts" that could lead to "severe" consequences if they acted on them.
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She sent away for his records and received back his DD Form 214 (Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty) showing that he had been honorably discharged in 1968 for being medically unsuitable for duty before he even finished basic training.
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Days before that sentencing, Stone had been ordered by Florida state court judge Carol-Lisa Phillips to sit for questioning after Klayman raised concerns that delaying the session could have led to Stone being sent away to prison before he could be deposed.
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When it was bombed, teams had to evacuate staff and patients as well as premature babies, who were removed from their incubators, wrapped in blankets and sent away in ambulances in the hopes they would arrive at another medical facility before they died.
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The right-wing desire to appease white fear by locking up black offenders, the desire that has built these penitentiaries and sent away for life women like Octavia Cartwright, is mirrored by the urge that the left feels to annihilate its own sanctioned offenders.
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One of the women who returned to elementary school this year had dropped out of school as a fifth grader in the 1970s, when she was sent away to become a live-in housemaid for a rich family in order to support her own.
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A rented electronic organ is providing music until the 8,035 pipes of the cathedral's acclaimed Skinner instrument — which, incidentally, had recently been cleaned and reinstalled after a more serious fire in the cathedral in 2001 — can be packed up and sent away again for cleaning.
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Dallas is thriving behind 24-year-old leading scorer Harrison Barnes (20.1 points) and low-cost pickups Seth Curry and Yogi Ferrell, who form the new starting backcourt in a small lineup with veteran Deron Williams being sent away on a buyout after the trade deadline.
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The idea being for clinicians to use the device to perform the most prevalent medical blood diagnostics test directly in their office, rather than a patient having venous blood drawn and sent away to a lab for analysis — a process that can take a few days.
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In November 1815 the "most infamous Regency flagellant" (this being an age that offered competition for such a title), an MP named Sir Eyre Coote, entered Christ's Hospital mathematical school, sent away the younger boys and paid the older ones for a bout of mutual flogging.
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After trading relievers Aroldis Chapman and Andrew Miller for a haul of prospects, they sent away another valued commodity on Monday, dealing outfielder Carlos Beltran to the Texas Rangers in exchange for three minor league pitchers, including Dillon Tate, the fourth overall pick in the 2015 draft.
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He spoke of the outlandish case of a man on death row in Kansas, a murderer who had killed a half-dozen people, who had sent away to Chicago for a mail-order rifle and managed, with little difficulty, to have it delivered to his cell.
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You know, they had a lot of people out — and he's a great guy, I don't want to get him in trouble, but he opened up those doors, and he let most of the people that were sent away, he got 'em — look at those corners!
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It's easy to imagine a scenario in which large groups of displaced people, or minorities in a country that would sooner see them gone, are forced to take a foreign nationality under duress and are then sent away, absolving their home country of any legal responsibility.
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Directed by: Lucky McKeeWritten by: David RossIn 1965, wayward teen Heather Fasulo (Agnes Bruckner) gets sent away to an all-girls private school where strange things start to happen — and it's probably not a spoiler to say there are witches involved, because, well, it's that kind of list.
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While Hal made it seem like Polly tried to kill herself over something that Jason did to her (which could still be true, we don't know yet) it's far more likely that Polly was sent away for as long as she was because her family discovered she was pregnant.
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One would even suspect that the slowdown of social and economic progress of the African American community since the early 1990s could be attributed to the violent reaction of the U.S. government to the drug crisis which sent away many young women and mostly men to languish in prison.
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When the meal was over, he allowed them to play games in his garden and swim in his private pool, creating a family environment that had been absent from the boys' lives since they had been sent away to boarding school at the age of 7 or 8.
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You'll remember that in the scene we just saw, he described this as "being sent away," but back when things were happy between the couple — when they spent their days flirting and stealing kisses before diplomatic events — he seemed pleased as punch to be jetting off on such a royal journey.
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By the end of President Barack Obama's second term, his administration had exhorted prosecutors to stop measuring success by the number of defendants sent away for the maximum, taken a hands-off approach to states legalizing marijuana and urged local courts not to punish the poor with confiscatory fines and fees.
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The broader point is this: If the Finnish kids, who were sent away for their own well-being, and who often ended up in friendly households, have an elevated risk of disease decades later, what will happen to the migrant children warehoused in group homes and corralled behind chain-link fences?
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Lopes acknowledges that she wasn't there to see what happened, but said she didn't buy that account; her son, who along with his brother are the only black boys in their town, had a generally shy and polite disposition, and was the only one of the group to be sent away.
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Furthermore, stories abound of sick people in the US showing up at doctors' offices and hospital ERs, asking to be tested yet being sent away because no test is available or because they don't fit the testing criteria -- leading many to comment that the lack of testing is going to kill us all.
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Some think the kids died of the plague, and that the Pied Piper was the personification of death, others that the kids were sent away by their parents due to their extreme poverty, while others again posit that the children were part of the "Children's Crusade," a doomed, child-led mission aimed at converting Muslims in the Holy Land to Christianity.
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The idea is to offer an alternative to having venous blood drawn and sent away to a lab for analysis — with an OLO-based CBC billed as taking "minutes" to perform, with the startup also claiming it's simple enough for non-professional to carry out, whereas it says a lab-based blood count can take several days to process and return a result.
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Denmark may have been a prison, but that was Hamlet's perception only because he was quarantined, in his own way, and made to question his sanity and his place in the world: His friends were turned against him by their proximity to his powerful uncle, and eventually he was sent away, left to navigate a terrifying reality on his own.
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"Patriots of the Earth" is a narration about a number of prominent historical figures who, after death, were revived and chose to remain behind as statues on earth — similar to the way Soviet-era statues were dismantled and abandoned in a public park in Moscow — after all the human beings who had ever lived were resurrected and sent away to inhabit other planets.
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I was imprinted, early on, by the description of a New England high school graduation in "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," the 1903 novel by Kate Douglas Wiggin that tells the story of Rebecca Rowena Randall, an imaginative child sent away from her poverty-stricken family (on poor old Sunnybrook Farm) to be educated and given advantages by her two somewhat severe maiden aunts in small-town Maine.
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Release date: May 13 Director: Yorgos Lanthimos Starring: Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz, Léa Seydoux What it is: The premise of this one is utterly unique, to say the least: In a dystopian future, people who haven't found love are sent to a hotel where they must find it within a short time frame, or they'll be sent away and turned into animals (like the one in the title!).
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If not, a move to England, or even the US, will likely mean months or potentially years of separation: waiting on visas and paperwork; proving again and again that we're wealthy enough to deserve to live together; knowing that at any time the rules could change or a run-in with the wrong immigration officer at Heathrow could mean Fiona is sent away, or detained, or banned from the country.
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Since the bill was introduced, educational organizations and boards across the state, as well as the president of the State Board of Education, have opposed it, noting that the establishment of such schools would be harmful to West Virginia's children as public funds are sent away from district schools, with the greatest negative effect falling on already vulnerable and disadvantaged students; those are plentiful in a state with high rates of poverty.
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Above all, it proved to him that he, at least in the redeemed state for which he longed, was not meant to feel what he had felt again and again with his mistress: the mother of his only child; the woman he sent away at his mother's behest; the one who declared that she would never be with another man, as he would never be with another woman; the one whose separation from him felt, he wrote, like something ripped from his side.
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