Sentence examples for depart around from inspiring English sources

Boats depart around 10am and return at 3pm.

Most of the residents depart around 8 30 a.m. for school or life-skills training.

Each year, we depart around 1 September and, depending on the work situation, we're usually away for 50 weeks.

Vessels depart around every 15 minutes on the route, which operates around the clock, taking passengers from the Asian financial centre of Hong Kong to Macau, a former Portuguese colony now known mainly for its glitzy casinos.

We are left in corridors for hours until a bed is found, we are crammed in like sardines with no sleep and no privacy, midwives arrive and depart around us like the changing of the guards, our labours are overseen by overworked doctors on debilitating 48-hour shifts, there is no food or drink to be had, snap decisions are made over our heads, medical intervention at all stages is the norm.

It's still cold, so we layer on all of our clothes and depart around 7 30 A.M. Within 15 minutes, the sun rises, warming us and the mountain by ten or 15 degrees.

I know all the counter-arguments, of course: "Why do you never see ghosts of cave people?" "How come no one has caught one on camera yet?" "Wait, you actually believe the souls of the departed stick around, or is it more of an imprint of a feeling on a time or place?

Emden stopped to pick up survivors from Mousquet and departed at around 08 00 as the other French ships were raising steam in preparation to get underway.

The other businesses departed around the same time.

Clem departs around one side of the giant complex and Beatrice walks off in the other direction.

Rodriguez's supporters have greeted him when he arrives, and when he normally departs around 6 p.m.