Sentence examples for departed back from inspiring English sources

"Good day for a scattering", they say at Southend, meaning that the wind is south-westerly and won't blow the departed back into the faces of his friends.

Long after he departed back to the house where he was rudely awakened only hours earlier, the sounds of the Beatles' Back in the USSR were still blaring from the loudspeaker brought by a protester to the courthouse steps.

It's a stroke of genius that has the potential to get veteran players amped and bring those who have departed back into the fold.

Meanwhile, the Dinsio crew had departed back to Ohio.

Saban, however, only stayed at Maryland for one season in which the team posted a 4 6 record, as he departed back to the AFL to become head coach of the Denver Broncos.

From there, they proceeded by Icelandic horse along the south coast to Bergþórshvoll, Thórsmörk, Geysir, Þingvellir, and then back to Reyjkavik, where they departed back to Britain in September.

She shouts "Infamous last words!" at his departing back.

"But you'll be able to appoint a few vicars and magistrates, Patrick," she said to his departing back.

Speaking from a hotel in Durban, where the squad is based before Saturday's game with the Springboks, an emotional Smith apologised for the tryst before departing back to New Zealand.

I called out to her departing back, "No, I didn't cut these down, the Parks Department is pruning these trees!" But with no explanatory sign to that effect around my neck, I worked hard to avoid eye contact the rest of the way.

Gatland had also suffered a run of injuries among his loose-head props, while Paul James had to depart back to Bath, but he could still call on British and Irish Lion Gethin Jenkins to fill the number one shirt.