Sentence examples for depart will from inspiring English sources

The countries we depart will manage without us.

Before we depart, Will visits the corner deli and buys some Egg McMuffin-style sandwiches.

The New Yorker, October 26 , 1987P. 42 The countries we depart will manage without us.

By John Updike The New Yorker, October 26 , 1987P. 42 The countries we depart will manage without us.

Once the Americans are done with Afghanistan and depart, will Pakistan again be left to clear the debris?

The most likely moment for wobbling backbenchers to depart will be when a series of large public spending cuts are announced towards the end of the year.

Television executives left sweating when England departed will breathe easy.

It is a commonplace memorial to say that the like of the departed will never be seen again.

All those lovely memories of faces glued to tiny holes trying to get a final glimpse of a lover or family members before departing will be redundant.

The engagements that will matter most, after Bush and Cheney have at last departed, will be not only with Iran and North Korea but with the neglected goal of worldwide nuclear-arsenal reductions, negotiated in full embrace of the ideal of abolition.

And, if Texas has its way, one of the newly departed will be Henry Watkins Skinner, a/k/a "Hank".