Sentence examples for continue to depart from inspiring English sources

Princeton men continue to depart for the war, including the Officer Training graduates pictured here.

In the meantime, the Americans — military and civilian reconstruction specialists alike — continue to depart in large numbers, taking with them their money, equipment and expertise.

After that no passport will be required, but flights will continue to depart from and arrive at international terminals, given quarantine requirements and the fact travellers are able to buy duty- and tax-free goods on the island.

Cunard Line, (800) 728-6273, www.cunardline.com, which is owned by Carnival, rerouted its Sept. 16 sailings out of New York to Boston; sailings will continue to depart from Boston through Oct. 4. Passengers scheduled on the Sept. 16 cruises could obtain a full credit for a cruise within the next year if they didn't want to go or couldn't get there, said Julie Davis, public relations manager.

While the crown jewels may continue to depart for the foreseeable future, it seems the Ospreys academy in Llandarcy is busy unearthing diamonds in the rough to fill the senior ranks.

But in spite of the crash on Saturday, and the longstanding, mixed reputations of some of Chinatown's bus companies, the buses continued to depart on Sunday with many seats occupied.

Twenty-four thousand people worldwide died of hunger and flights continued to depart on time, despite the lengthy lines.

The work and pensions secretary, Amber Rudd, tweeted that she was keen to continue to work with the departing Tory MPs on "a number of important issues", including Brexit, in the future.

A travel advisory said: "We continue to urge US citizens in South Sudan to depart the country.

But the information will also be stored in a new database that will continue to be used after conventiongoers depart.

The characters departing the show continue to live on in the imagination of fans.