Sentence examples for depart not from inspiring English sources

America's population profile is set to depart not only from Europe but also from the rest of the developed world.

I'll have to depart not just from one of the select airports, but also from a terminal where space allows the T.S.A. to set up a PreCheck line.

Executives depart not because they are "bad" managers but because they just don't fit with where the company needs to go.

As I read over my thoughts before heading to the Algarve Cup (the same tournament for which I am about to depart) not so long ago, I was taken aback by how these past three years have shaped me as a professional soccer player and changed my perspective about what I do every day.

He departed not long after, leaving Uruguay with a lead and 20 minutes to protect it.

Each husband had departed not only happy but grateful, if a little sooner than might have been expected.

And be sure to remain at the airport until the flight has departed — not just left the gate.

But Mr. Tavares, who had been seen as a possible successor to Mr. Ghosn, departed not long after he gave an interview to Bloomberg News.

Mr. Akaka, 88, is retiring, departing not long after the death of Mr. Inouye, who was born just four days before him in 1924.

Up until 2000, residents departed not because of a lack of music but because of a lack of basic services, including education and health care.

www.DarwinAwards.com The Darwin Awards are given to some dearly departed, not exactly geniuses, judged to have helped mankind by removing themselves from the gene pool.