Sentence examples for and departs with a from inspiring English sources
Morricone is called back for three encores, to shouts of "maestro!", before he eventually he gathers together his papers and departs with a humble, almost papal, bow.
It arrives with deep-walnut and butterscotch-caramel flavors wrapped in a creamy-soft texture, and departs with a candied-grapefruit-peel aftertaste that lingers like a sunset.
Jean returns to his Alphabet City tenement to find an angry landlord demanding his back rent, and departs with a painting he hopes to sell.
The Red Sox won two of three games in this series and departed with a one-game lead in the American League East.
Fiedler, who was 13 of 28 in passing for 175 yards, fell hard on a sack by tackle James Cannida with 2 52 left in the second quarter and departed with a bruised left shoulder.
Nor has there been the chaos of Boris Johnson's 2008 election, with deputy mayors arriving and departing with a regularity that would be the envy of many London commuters.
Prince William, who spent Monday afternoon at his wife's bedside, visited again on Tuesday, arriving without a glance to the cameras, and departing with a smile but no comment.
But the vague tale suggested by Ms. DeMent's Hitchcockian chambermaid figure, arriving and departing with a small suitcase as the musicians moved from one setting to another, never really cohered.
Perhaps the only undisputed facts of Margaret Thatcher's premiership are that she first entered 10 Downing Street as prime minister on 4 May 1979 and departed with a tear in her eye on 28 November 1990.
District Attorney David Roger of Clark County disagreed, insisting that Mr. Simpson and his group planned and executed an armed robbery and kidnapping when they burst into the room, brandished guns and departed with a trove of items that included memorabilia related to the football career of Mr. Simpson and other athletes.
Whereas the Oscars arrive and depart with a brilliant flash in the pan, lingering just long enough to get you momentarily curious about Scientology, and the Turner Prize dwells more on the controversy of the shortlist than the eventual winner, architecture - in the form of the Royal Institute of British Architects - tries to have its cake and eat it.
