Sentence examples for departed later from inspiring English sources

One of the oldest was the "identity transfer" trick, in which a C.I.A. operative visited the home of a colleague, who departed later disguised as the operative, drawing away the K.G.B. watchers.

If there was no constraint on departure time, the trains departed later or sooner to have no delay time due to maintenance operations.

In this example, the GA tried to reduce total delay time due to maintenance operations by having the trains departed later or sooner from its origin.

Infected birds had lower bite rates, took more time to deposit the energy reserves required for migration, departed later, and made shorter journeys.

Symptomatic members were isolated on shore, and the rest were given oseltamivir prophylaxis and continued to serve on the ship's next voyage (cruise B), which departed later the same day.

He was scheduled to depart later that summer with his family for Champaign, Illinois, to teach for a year at the University of Illinois campus there.

Kerry was departing later Saturday to meet with European allies in London, before returning to Washington, in part to ensure unity.

The problem is thought to be a short-term one and the plane is expected to be ready to depart later today, he added.

In Augusta, Mr. Kilmer usually creates a temporary lounge on parents' weekend for the pilots and flight attendants who must wait for their clients to return from their children's camps, so that they can depart later that afternoon.

Privately, directors and executives said that Mr. Bouton could depart later, possibly as early as Feb. 20, when Mr. Folz's committee is due to submit its first progress report.

One inconvenience the service addresses is that conventiongoers often have to check out of a hotel early on the final day of a conference and carry their luggage to the convention center before departing later in the day for home.