Sentence examples for depart given from inspiring English sources

The Russians have little incentive to depart, given the free pass handed them by the Obama administration.

But the lightning sometimes does strike twice: Shutter Island was a major hit (giving Scorsese his best opening weekend ever) and The Departed gave him his belated best director Oscar in 2006.

Romney cut a deal with Bain when he departed, giving him a share of profits from all Bain funds between February 1999 and February 2009.

For nearly 46 years, she's worn it, ever since Roger, her dear and dearly departed, gave it to her.

The 190km (118-mile) first stage, or Grand Depart, was given a royal send-off by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry from Leeds Town Hall at midday.

British forces and other coalition allies have long since departed – or given up the ghost.

Women, on departing, are given a little carton of bonbons, another bit of chauvinism -- or is it chivalry?

Several of the city's most prominent lawmakers have rebuked the mayor for offering a misleading explanation for why Mr. Goldsmith departed, especially given the mayor's longstanding advocacy for transparency in government.

It added later that the emir had confirmed his decision to depart but gave no details.

The Greeks, pretending to depart and give up siege, left it before the city walls as an offering to the gods.

Local authorities across the Yorkshire and Humber region have teamed up with key partners to come up with a 12-year plan to build on the platform the Grand Depart will give cycling as a sport, means of transport and way to keep fit.