Sentence examples for departed some from inspiring English sources

After he departed, some party members sought unsuccessfully to pass resolutions that would have rebuked parts of Mr. Cuomo's handling of economic and environmental issues.

But though many of the hipsters soon departed, some of the lateral, webcentric spirit of the New Media Lab animated our plans for the online Guardian.

By then, many of a crowd that was nearly 20,000 below capacity had departed, some letting it be known that they were not in the mood to hear excuses.

But in the last half-dozen years, many of my contemporaries have departed — some to Los Angeles to work in television and movies, others to Manhattan and New Jersey for bigger homes and gated communities.

As the relatives and friends remember the departed some cry, some laugh.

Eight ships and four unfinished hulks had already departed, some smaller vessels were sunk off, and nine others sailed for England in the evening of 14 May.

But soon, more shots seemed to be called from Stuttgart, and American executives began to depart, some voluntarily, some not.

Its biggest problem is to keep a sense of direction once Mr Tata departs—some outsiders say it now lacks much of a common culture.

Mr. Thompson, who is 54, said on Monday that he would depart some time after the Summer Olympic games in London in July and August.

Parachute payments do exist at last, but the drop in TV money from €12-20m, depending on the club, down to around €3m is a gigantic blow and players will depart: some because they want to, some because the club want them too, and some because they will be forced to.

It tries to take stock of what Margo Anderson, a population historian at the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, calls "one of the most diverse and dynamic populations in the history of the world" -- a moving target of several hundred million people, many arriving and departing, some speaking no English, some with no known address, others with two or three.