Sentence examples for departed will from inspiring English sources

Television executives left sweating when England departed will breathe easy.

It is a commonplace memorial to say that the like of the departed will never be seen again.

His popularity at home, lower than ever before he departed, will be boosted by the perception that he faced down Israel and a superpower without conceding any of what Palestinians consider their sacred principles, especially their sovereignty over East Jerusalem.

They are convinced that not just the newly departed will appear, but that tens of thousands of bodies buried elsewhere or otherwise preserved will be dug up and shipped to Najaf.

The engagements that will matter most, after Bush and Cheney have at last departed, will be not only with Iran and North Korea but with the neglected goal of worldwide nuclear-arsenal reductions, negotiated in full embrace of the ideal of abolition.

And, if Texas has its way, one of the newly departed will be Henry Watkins Skinner, a/k/a "Hank".

Among the first to depart will be Mike Lynch, the founder and boss of Autonomy, whose revenues fell in the quarter.

The most likely moment for wobbling backbenchers to depart will be when a series of large public spending cuts are announced towards the end of the year.

All those lovely memories of faces glued to tiny holes trying to get a final glimpse of a lover or family members before departing will be redundant.

Executive producer Richard Jasek stated "All the characters departing will leave a legacy on Ramsay Street which is testament to the extraordinary talents of the actors playing them.

A coach no one expects to leave will depart.