| The monk and nuns accused of killing her said they had been exorcising her of evil spirits. |
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| This was not merely a matter of Kerry exorcising the bad memories of the past three seasons, but a landmark victory in its own right. |
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| Students moan and growl and shriek and yawp, as if exorcising demons in a ritualistic ceremony. |
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| This was, by far, Carlow's best performance of the year, exorcising that horrific hammering in Ballina five weeks ago when Mayo beat the Barrowsiders by 15 points. |
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| The narratives also perform the therapeutic exercise of exorcising the past, of integrating it in memory, thus forming a bridge between past and present. |
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