Sentence examples for and depart in a from inspiring English sources

On the highway the truck engines roar into life and depart in a blast of smoky exhaust.

The girls seemed to have some sort of understanding among them, for they all would kiss him goodbye when the time came and depart in a chummy group.

(You're likely to figure it out before Robert, that dashing dimwit.) Characters from the past enter and depart in a murky way, and there's a bit of blackmail afoot.

Impressed by this bravado, Khrushchev castigated his flunkies and departed in a huff.

The lyrics describe the passage of time on the water, ships arriving and departing in a daily rhythm that follows the tides.

He recalled seeing two of General Pinochet's former cabinet ministers, "people who are the embodiment of evil," attending the play in Santiago and departing in a happy mood, "for certain on their way to have a drink somewhere".

Kavanagh dutifully recounts all the outrages, like the time he arrived at the opening night party of the Spoleto Festival at the house of the festival director, Gian Carlo Menotti, as the guest of honor and, seeing that he had to wait in a buffet line, smashed a wine glass on the floor and departed in a flourish.

This was the story of a man who took on a complex job, made all the right moves, and departed in an uncommonly elegant way.

Some experts reckon this could add about €40 ($54) to the price of a long-haul flight.The EU had intended to apply its scheme to all carriers whose flights arrive and depart in Europe, but faced a storm of protest from other countries.

(Naturally, some fail and depart in shame).

Most arrive in Australia in spring (August September) and depart in autumn (March).