Sentence examples for departed too from inspiring English sources

Several of his senior followers departed too.

Presumably, his license departed too far from orthodox interpretations of antiquity, which were accepted at this time as the fundamental standards of form for architecture.

But evidently they could also be dangerous: a bridge to the sublime that departed too quickly from the here and now.

But a sense that they have departed too far from that "middle way" first identified nearly 80 years ago may now be coming into play.

Afterward, Bush went to the airport; the BMW's and Mercedeses departed, too, leaving Barbour with a new campaign-fund infusion of $2.2 million.

Within a year of Clijsters's retirement, Justine Henin (a Belgian who beat Clijsters in three Grand Slam finals) and Martina Hingis departed, too.

Some players could depart, too.

In soccer, sponsors are departing, too.

This summer, others will probably depart too.

(Granada had already shed its surplus chief executive; Carlton's is expected to depart too).

The prime anxiety is that the occupiers will depart too soon, leaving chaos in their wake.