Sentence examples for depart was from inspiring English sources

The very last British serviceman to depart was Wing Commander Matt Radnall, 42. "The adrenalin is still flowing," he told Deborah Haynes of the Times.

The most recent to depart was Henry G. Cisneros, former secretary of Housing and Urban Development, who left the board last month.

Perhaps, with that keen sense of timing, Biggs felt that the moment to depart was when his team were still, if only just, top of the Premier League.

London's hosting of the 2007 Tour de France Grand Depart was part of this strategy to get people out of their cars and back on their bikes.

He said he was sure hosting the Grand Depart was the right thing to do "even though it hacked off a lot of people in the establishment".

The Grand Depart was held in Yorkshire for the first time with more than one million fans estimated to have attended stage one.

Also expected to depart is David Plouffe, one of the president's closest confidants.

One signal that Thiago might depart is that Fàbregas already has the shirt off the player's back.

One signal that Thiago might depart is that F egas already has the shirt off the player's back.

Nor are we sad... To sway is to depart, as branches from a stem, as shadows from foliage thick and dark -and to depart is what is pain.

One striker who is expected to depart is Robbie Keane, who is back at his parent club after West Ham's relegation saw a potential £6million deal fall through.