Sentence examples for depart was given from inspiring English sources

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.

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

After that doctor also departed, I was given to another breast cancer physician who has promised to examine my breasts only once a year.

In 1982, McNealy created Sun with a friend from Stanford and two years later, after his friend departed, he was given the title of C.E.O.; today, McNealy is one of the longest-serving C.E.O.s in the Valley.

Steve Hansen, the departing Wales coach, was given the ultimate send-off at the Millennium Stadium yesterday when his young and not-quite-so-young charges brushed aside the challenge of Italy with a six-try barrage.

Consequently on 29 October 1918, the order was given to depart from Wilhelmshaven to consolidate the fleet in the Jade roadstead, with the intention of departing the following morning.

Press Association Sport understands the striker was given permission to depart the Republic of Ireland's training camp to discuss the prospect of a transfer from Albion to Hull.

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Flight 159, which had taxied into position, was given clearance to depart at 6 41 pm EST.

Cardinals from several countries commented this week that they were seriously troubled by recent reports in the Italian news media about a secret dossier that was given to the departing Benedict and was said to contain explosive evidence of sexual and financial blackmail.

Darren Randolph was given the captaincy for the day and the departing goalkeeper was taken off during injury time, so he could wave goodbye to the crowd.