Sentence examples for depart like from inspiring English sources

They depart, like the Panorama tours, from the Schloss Mirabellplatz.

Other universities that have departed, or will depart, like West Virginia, Syracuse and Pittsburgh, have left about $50 million with the conference.

An hour later, the frolickers switched off the merriment and packed up their tables to depart, like Cinderella, on the stroke of midnight.

Al Gore has been hovering outside California waiting for the Clintons to depart, like a host tapping his foot at the door while the longest-winded guest at the party launches into one last anecdote by the coat rack.

Some of the older guard will depart; the likes of Chris Baird, Simon Davies, John Arne Riise and Aaron Hughes are expected to leave among a host of players whose contracts are expiring.

The nightmare has departed, like that of an unquiet sleeper shaken roughly awake.

The departed, like the past, are ever present in the Yolngu world.

One after another my former lives were departing, like ships, together with their sorrow.

As Agassi exited from the stadium to sympathetic applause, he waved, signed an autograph and briskly departed like a man with more important issues to handle.

We have to hope that there may be some mechanism through which the departed like Van Gogh, or Blumer, can peep down and see their talents recognised at last.

Although some of those departing, like Mr. Lehrer and Regis Philbin, are leaving their shows because of a generational shift, others are moving on because they want a bigger financial stake in their own brands.