Sentence examples for another departed from inspiring English sources

Over the years, as one prominent executive after another departed, often after a row with Mr Weill, Mr Prince became his boss's consigliere.

When he was young, his mother, Nancy Costello, used to label him the Social Director, because one friend would be arriving to play with him just as another departed.

" 'If you keep whining about everything else and everybody else in this company,' he would warn, 'You're never going to succeed.' " Most important, said another departed senior executive, employees tended to trust Mr. Lay.

Until the sudden departure of Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith from the board in November that agreement included her 15.9% stake and the 4% owned by another departed board member her cousin Richard Carr.

The Yankees paid attention to Girardi, handing him one of the most prestigious jobs in sports, even though it meant losing Mattingly, another departing icon of a franchise in transition.

But Mr. Nunn largely misses the human dimension underscoring the theatrical high jinks, as Mr. Harman's affable Guy finds himself with two mistresses — much like the character Macheath who he ends up portraying as one "Beggar's Opera" cast member after another departs the show.

Coach Tony Popovic made five changes to the side that started last week's game with Ono and another departing favourite, winger Youssouf Hersi, among the inclusions Ono and Hersi did everything they could to try and prise open the obdurate Sanfrecce defence and were responsible for most of their team's brightest first half moments.

But it started well for the Scarlets when another departing player, fly-half Owen Williams, kicked them into an early lead.

Former Scotland midfielder Gavin Rae is another departing Pittodrie and McInnes admitted that releasing the 35-year-old was also a difficult decision.

But it was fly-half Williams, another departing Scarlets, who really caught the eye with some impressive kicking which saw him slot over four penalties, two conversions and a drop goal for his side.

Yet new research suggests that the individuals lurking in the group of 12 -- with a central, long-haired figure, another departing in the shadows and golden lookers-on -- may not be so nameless after all.