Sentence examples for depart's from inspiring English sources
Nodding sagely in the front row was Sir Rodney Walker, the chairman of the Grand Depart's organising committee.
On Wednesday, the Grand Depart's organisers launched an interactive map - that is available online or as a mobile app - to help Yorkshire plan for the big weekend.
The Yorkshire Post agrees with the Grand Depart's organisers that the Tour can "set the pace for boosting the Yorkshire economy in the years ahead".
Spare Change The Grand Depart's organisers are planning to take a contingency fund of £500,000 into the last two weeks before the race for any last-minute emergencies.
With Yorkshire staging the build-up to the race that likes to call itself the world's largest annual sports event, as well as the first two stages over a stunning weekend, the region won the biggest share of the Grand Depart's benefits.
But even though it has a lot that's worth showing off, "The Departed's" florid determination to be showoff-y, to take pride in bravado, is periodically worrisome.
The priest had begun blessing the departed's tomb and soul.
The film will be directed by Casino Royale's Martin Campbell, who also helmed the original series, based on a script by The Departed's William Monahan.
Concept art for the canned film, which would have been written by The Departed's William Monahan and Lone Star's John Sayles, emerged in October last year.
This was unusual in medieval Christian communities, which focused on the welfare of the departed's soul rather than their mortal remains.
The buzzwords in the stands were "snake" and "rat", echoed soundbites of the departed's heightened paranoia over the last months of his tenure.
