Sentence examples for customs departure from inspiring English sources

Companies sending goods through the terminal did not have much warning of customs' departure.

Travellers — many of whom are either starting or ending a business trip — are then greeted at the foot of the escalators between customs and the departure gates by professionally dressed people armed with pamphlets and clipboards.

Not only would. 1. someone who is infected have to get on a plane and get through customs both at departure and at the destination (less likely since folks traveling from those destinations -- Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia -- are now getting extra scrutiny, but as Mr. Duncan in Dallas has shown, it is possible).

The new experiment in self-government threatened and angered the monarchies in Europe and was a dramatic departure from custom and tradition.

In this way German producers become preferred over U.S. or Japanese suppliers, because a customs union represents a departure from MFN treatment.

Of course, there is customs on entry and departure.

In commenting on the dollar, Mr. Bernanke was making an unusual departure from custom.

Then, in a departure from custom, Judge Weinstein asked the jurors if knowing about the mandatory five-year sentence would have changed their views.

Ms. Miranda's arrangement is, at minimum, a departure from custom: Mr. DiFrancesco, when he became acting governor on Feb. 1, resigned from his law firm.

In a departure from custom at Shakespeare's Globe, the company do not perform a rousing life-goes-on-style jig at the end of Jonathan Munby's revival of Antony and Cleopatra.

In a rare departure from custom, most of the nation's leading theater critics filed their long-anticipated reviews of Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" for publication on Tuesday, even though that musical had not yet opened.