Sentence examples similar to I depart around from inspiring English sources

Most of the residents depart around 8 30 a.m. for school or life-skills training.

Each year, we depart around 1 September and, depending on the work situation, we're usually away for 50 weeks.

He said he has recommended to Bush that one Marine unit in Iraq leave soon, and that one of 20 Army brigades depart around Christmas and not be replaced.

We are left in corridors for hours until a bed is found, we are crammed in like sardines with no sleep and no privacy, midwives arrive and depart around us like the changing of the guards, our labours are overseen by overworked doctors on debilitating 48-hour shifts, there is no food or drink to be had, snap decisions are made over our heads, medical intervention at all stages is the norm.

It was supposed to depart around 13:45.

One approach is to depart around sunset and ride until the wee hours, then stop at a motel and grab a few hours of real sleep.

It's an hour and a half by bus to Milazzo, from where ferries to Alicudi depart (around three hours; timetables at usticalines.it).it

The other businesses departed around the same time.

Rodriguez's supporters have greeted him when he arrives, and when he normally departs around 6 p.m.

From his seat, Mr. Seddon posted on Twitter that he did not not see Mr. Snowden on the plane that departed around 6 30 a.m.

Tillerson departed around dawn Sunday for Italy to attend a meeting of the G-7 nations, a bloc of industrialized democracies.