Sentence examples for departed between from inspiring English sources

Ms. Connolly arrived, and the buses departed between 8 and 8 30 a.m., taking the students out of the Rockaways.

In Ireland, where discouragement among young workers has shot up since 2005 (see chart 2), migration doubled over the same period, with most of the departed between 20 and 35.

Staggered tours will depart between 10 15 p.m. and 11 15 p.m., and guides will share some history of the John Augustus Roebling-designed bridge.

Reservations for buses departing between 5 and 10 a.m. must be canceled by 8 the night before.

Continental's Thanksgiving sale is for travel departing between Nov. 18 and 24 and returning Nov. 22 to 24 or Nov. 27 to 28.

Late-night clubbers, however, should be forewarned that the boat departs between 3 and 5 a.m., though breakfast is served all day.

4. Easter cruise If cruising is more your bag, P&O Cruises is offering up to 30 per cent off selected holidays departing between March and May 2016.

Although other airlines already depart between 6 and 6 30, Mr. Spano insisted that by stopping Atlantic Southeast Airlines he wanted to prevent "a cascade of events where other airlines will do that as well".

Searches for flights to Lanzarote and Málaga during the spring term (departing between 4 June and 12 July) were up 50% and 21% respectively while autumn term-time searches increased by 32%and50%0%.

Cara Lane, a spokeswoman, said that the company was looking at each situation individually, but that it generally allowed travelers scheduled to depart between Sept. 11 and 14 to cancel their trips without any fees.

Virgin Holidays (0844 557 3865, virginholidays.co.uk) has a week in St Lucia for £899pp, flying from Gatwick and staying at the St Lucian by Rex hotel on a room-only basis, departing between 19 and 26 June.