Sentence examples for departed from us from inspiring English sources
The phrase "departed from us" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to someone who has died or departed from a group or organization. For example, you might say "Our beloved leader has departed from us, but his memory will always remain."
Since the aircraft had departed from US soil and US nationals had died in the incident, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) was legally required to investigate.
Kristyna has no hope of religion, although she weeps for joy at the Christmas Mass and she remembers, from what source she no longer knows, a kind of biblical plea, "We await salvation, which has departed from us".
"If Haqqani Sahib has departed (from) us physically, his ideology and methodology continue to endure," it said in a statement.
"You do not depart from us".
He was lovely in life, he will never depart from us.
"The lesson of the war that should never depart from us," Halstead wrote, "is that the American people have no exemption from the ordinary fate of humankind.
Antoine, who owns a part of restaurant Opia at 57th and Lex, is departing from us.
The Gospel of Thomas states explicitly: "The disciples said to Jesus: We know that you will depart from us; who is it who will be great over us?
A local paper, after describing the scene in much detail, adds—"Thus departed from among us as true and upright a governor as ever the destinies of a British colony were entrusted to".
Seattle startup Farecast is taking their airfare prediction technology nation wide today, flights departing from 55 US cities are now available for price history, predictions and buy/wait recommendations.
The Bob Barker departed from Mauritius.
