“But his outspoken comments on race - now retracted under pain of expulsion from the party - have sent some shivers down Tory strategists.”

“Vomiting was defined as expulsion of gastric material occurring at least once in the previous 24 hours.”

“He could avoid expulsion and imprisonment if the full 435-member House decides to enforce censure, a reprimand or fines.”

“A conventional soybean expeller saw an opportunity, became certified and started producing organic soybean meal and soy oil.”

“One other method, used for soya beans, is a centrifugal expeller which removes oil in the same way as a salad spinner removes water.”

“We have succeeded in organic sunflower production and we have since acquired an expeller used to extract oil from the sunflower.”

“After World War II, several expellee towns were built like Espelkamp, Neutraubling and Traunreut.”

“But many others pointed out that the ageing expellee groups were beginning to lose influence.”

“But it's hard to imagine a sixth-form expellee, editor only of his uncle's pet magazine, achieving high office in the Tory party from any other background.”

“The UN emergency relief co-ordinator warned on Monday that the mass expulsions could lead to a humanitarian crisis.”

“Taken together, the mass flight and expulsions amounted to the single largest known migration over a short period of time.”

“It would lead to a wave of expulsions, ethnic cleansing and regional conflicts.”

“He would ponder the power hogging oil expellers and the many ways they can be made efficient.”

“Source rocks lean in organic matter tend to be poor expellers of oils.”