Sentence examples for departing around from inspiring English sources

March is a lovely time to be in Bermuda, with mostly sunny, calm days; departing around 12 March, you will pay £2,001 per person for a fortnight at the attractive, friendly Rosedon Hotel in the capital, Hamilton.

Passengers eventually boarded buses for the international terminal, where they waited another 30 minutes for the baggage before departing around 5 15 p.m., more than four hours after the plane had been scheduled to land.

The total price would be £2,936.' · Bob Atkinson from Travelsupermarket.com: 'How about Egypt with The Adventure Company (0845 4505311; adventurecompany.co.uk) on its 10-day "Feluccas and Pharaohs" trip, departing around 24 October or at Christmas?

The other businesses departed around the same time.

Most of the residents depart around 8 30 a.m. for school or life-skills training.

Rodriguez's supporters have greeted him when he arrives, and when he normally departs around 6 p.m.

Each year, we depart around 1 September and, depending on the work situation, we're usually away for 50 weeks.

From his seat, Mr. Seddon posted on Twitter that he did not not see Mr. Snowden on the plane that departed around 6 30 a.m.

He lived, we'd learned, north of the city, having drawn from his days as a Greenwich Village flâneur whatever inspiration he'd needed, and departed around the time of that last photograph and cocktail.

The news was announced to the country by the current president, Jacob Zuma, who in a sombre televised address said Mandela had "departed" around 8.50pm local time and was at peace.

As I subsequently reported, a large proportion of the ticket-holders appeared to be well-to-do out-of-towners who came to the games only because they could afford the tickets, who seemed to have only a slipshod knowledge of baseball, and who frequently departed around the sixth or seventh inning, although all of last year's games were close and immensely exciting.