Sentence examples for able to depart from inspiring English sources

He cried and pleaded for forgiveness but was able to depart only after the police arrived.

Mr. Chirac and the other leaders were able to depart from nearby Geneva without a hitch.

Congestion itself adds to operating costs because vehicles may not be able to depart on time and must move slowly because of heavy traffic.

The United States and its allies would be able to depart, leaving behind a society at peace with itself and its neighbors.

Nevertheless, her recordings of Die Walküre, as Sieglinde for Solti, and as Brünnhilde for Karajan, both show how much she was able to depart from her French "sentimentality".

"I am not sure that on Saturday they will be able to depart from the formula that has got them this far after the defeat to us.

Companies will also no longer be able to pay departing directors more than shareholders have agreed.

Footage showed some people screaming in anger because they were not able to board departing military aircraft.

By 1976, only 2,000 more of their population had been able to obtain permission to depart from Sakhalin, but that year, the Sakhalin government made a public announcement that people seeking to emigrate to South Korea could simply show up at the Immigration Office to file an application.

"When the Holy Spirit moved into her, and she gave permission, we were able to command the devil to depart from her, and there was an exorcism after which she received healing, and she began dating members of the opposite sex," Klingenschmitt, who cited the since-renounced 2001 study by Robert Spitzer as evidence, noted.

"We would prefer to depart a bit later but weren't able to obtain another time.