Sentence examples for departed now from inspiring English sources

Because Scorcese used "Gimme Shelter" in "The Departed," now every shoot-'em-up has to bring in the Stones for freelance gravitas?

After Mr. Saleh's three decades in power, doubts remain about his motives for departing now.

That suggests, at the very least, that the company encouraged her to depart now.

He exhibits it for a moment: O.K., now that it is departing, now that it is about to return to its wild kingdom, I admit that the creature might be harmless.

It is a particular cruelty that Ifill, who was a standard-bearer for journalism, a mentor of young reporters, and a profoundly decent colleague, should depart now, when the country has never been more in need of those qualities.

But low-income families in Pleasant East Apartments, federally subsidized buildings on East 117th and 119th Streets, will not have to depart now that the Department of Housing and Urban Development has decided to let their buildings stand.

The instruction may be intended to help Johnson pick a new general manager if Parcells departs now, although it could also be Parcells's way of demonstrating to Johnson just how much he knows about running a franchise, and that he would like to continue doing so.

Richie McCaw, the All Black captain, has been strongly linked with a move to the south of France following next year's World Cup; the club's owner, Mourad Boudjellal, would not even have entered into preliminary discussions with Bath had he been totally averse to the convenience factor of Armitage departing now.

Both the slots – which he has long since departed – are now syndicated.

The raven colony has departed Siliwen now, opted for quieter forests to the west.

"If Great Ormond Street's management had been in Wigan they would almost certainly have departed by now," he said.