Sentence examples for departed where from inspiring English sources

He also talks in this way, using words like "avail", "malady" and "departed" where others might say "help", "illness" and "left".

He has used him in Gangs of New York (where DiCaprio was demolished by Daniel Day-Lewis), The Aviator (a very silly film) and The Departed (where he was squeezed to the edges of the frame by sharper actors).

Mark Wahlberg, for example, is low-key to the point of costive; maybe it's just my memory of "The Departed," where the rattling blueness of his language was the best thing in the picture, but here he seems drained and deënergized from the start, and, to be blunt, I never quite believed in him as Joaquin Phoenix's brother.

So if Britain does not count everybody in as they arrive, and count them out again as they depart, where exactly do the net migration figures announced each quarter by the government come from?

Some oceanographers said that there was no way the winds and currents could have carried the panga from where it had departed to where it was found.

A security officer said seven passengers on the boat that sank were rescued, and there were unconfirmed reports that eight more may have reached land north of Ohntawgyi, a village about 12 miles north of Sittwe, where the boat departed and where there is also a camp for displaced Rohingya.

The Algerian team departed Germany, where it was training in Herzogenaurach at the headquarters of its sponsor, Puma, and arrived in South Africa on Monday morning.

She kept it up all weekend till he went back to work on Monday, then cleared all her things and herself out of their love nest, and departed to where he'd never find her.

When Tatiana, now married, refuses to have an adulterous affair with Onegin at the end of Act III, Cranko makes Onegin depart, where Pushkin and Tchaikovsky have Tatiana walk out on him).

Traditionally the pierhead was where steamers would arrive and depart, and where roads ended; Santa Monica Pier, in California, marked the place where Route 66 petered out into the ocean.

The Boston Globe reported that President Barack Obama, a Bulls fan, thanked Ray Allen and the Celtics for allowing Thibodeau to depart Boston, where he was an assistant, and come to Chicago.