Sentence examples for depart because from inspiring English sources

Edwards has been reluctant to put Testaverde in once the starters depart because the backups have proved to be porous and Testaverde, at 39, is not terribly mobile.

In the next room, the interior of the family's shack, we learned that her mother might soon depart, because "a rich woman wants her to become her maid overseas".

And we have to ask ourselves, "Could this be a paradise lost?" We hear a clear mourning for those pagan beings who are forced to depart because of the violent onset of Christianity.

In the two examples that follow, each involving three players, one looks for Nash equilibria that is, stable outcomes from which no player would normally depart because to do so would be disadvantageous.

It's a suitably low-key, unrockstarlike way for the band to depart, because the heart of Rush's appeal was the way they managed to do almost everything in a wholly unrockstarlike way, even if they were rarely low key.

The victims included the team's manager, Luiz Carlos Saroli, known as Caio Júnior; his son, Matheus Saroli, had been scheduled to take the flight, but was unable to depart because he had left his passport at home.

His replacement, David Canary, then departed because of a family matter.

Passengers planning to travel are advised to check before departing because delays and cancellations are expected.

She departed because she disagreed with the administration's agenda, she said.

On June 29 the show's publicists said Ms. Spanger had departed because of personal reasons.

It was at this point that Renske and Rosemary departed because of other obligations back in the Bay Area.