Sentence examples for depart using from inspiring English sources

The majority of fans arrive and depart using public transport, and they recognise that if 30,000 people want to leave the stadium all at once it is going to be difficult.

Residents of the complex would arrive and depart using Havenhurst Drive, which would see more traffic and might require changes such as the addition of a median or turning it into a cul de sac, he said.

Berezovsky departed using the affectionate words: "Goodbye Volodaya".

It is possible to measure exactly how much was initially weighing down the crystal by listening to the sounds of the objects departing, using the crystal itself as a microphone.

Lebanese band the Great Departed use oudh music and untranslatable cultural references to target Isis – "Daesh" in the pejorative Arabic term – to side-splitting laughter in Beirut nightclubs.

If the dead are right, he says, maybe our ancestors went very astray "with all that (sometimes lifelong) ritual of sorrow – visiting graves, keeping anniversaries, leaving the empty bedroom exactly as 'the departed' used to keep it … or even (like Queen Victoria) having the dead man's clothes put out for dinner every evening".

But suggests it will "help protect all arriving and departing aircraft using our aerodromes and avoid potential conflict with legitimate drone activity".

To determine whether travelers returning from the 4 regions were either underrepresented or overrepresented in the dataset, we compared travelers departing Australia (using information obtained from outgoing passenger cards).

"They will learn that the government, the I.D.F. and the Israeli public have an iron will to defend the state and its citizens," he said Wednesday evening as he was about to depart for Moscow, using the abbreviation for the Israeli Defense Forces.

When a pawn makes a capture, the file from which the pawn departed is used in place of a piece initial, and ranks may be omitted if unambiguous.

Unfortunately, there is nothing new about departing public officials using the impressive perks of office as financial lures for book and speaking contracts.