She was sentenced to a prison term, followed by five-year exile to Dzhambul (current Taraz), Kazakhstan.

In 1970, the Court of Palermo ordered a five-year internal exile in Sacile in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region of north-east Italy.

A few months after his return from exile in Siberia, Vladimir Lenin left Russia for Munich, Germany, to begin a five-year self-imposed exile.

Harford remained on the club's coaching staff and was crucial in Millwall's Division Two championship that season which ended a five-year exile from the upper tier of the English league.

They endured three successive playoff failures before winning the Division One playoff final in 2000 and ending a five-year exile from the Premiership.

Moreover, Qi Xiangwang (齐襄王), the leader of Qi, returned to his own land after the five-year exile from his kingdom.

In 1829, after his five-year Russian exile, Mickiewicz received permission to go abroad.

The Couturié sisters were from a horsy, aristocratic family in Normandy, and even in their five-year exile the people they most came into contact with had castles and titles.

If Madgett had been her one last link to the outside world, Jones became even more isolated when she and Higgins returned to Lexington after a five-year exile in Paris.

He was sentenced to the five-year exile to Tambov, but the tsar, who needed his talents amid the ongoing Caucasian War, forgave him, however.