Sentence examples for departing point from inspiring English sources
A reporter had asked the departing point guard Renee Montgomery to describe her elation at ending the University of Connecticut's championship drought in women's basketball.
The biggest and most bonkers of all Victorian non-fiction tomes, John Ruskin's Modern Painters, takes Turner as a departing point for a rollicking journey through art history, aesthetics and even geology, much as The Golden Bough spins off a Turner painting into diffuse realms of folklore.
Our departing point is the work by Hanushek et al.
The departing point is the theoretical formulation of the critical speed problem of a moving load on the surface of an elastic solid.
A more appropriate departing point for this issue is not the question of logical priority but rather Einstein's distinction between 'constructive theories' and 'principle theories'.
This involves identifying what has been made and what is already known, the streams and trajectories on the progression of entrepreneurship as a discipline (Zahra 2005; Schildt et al. 2006), as a departing point from which new arenas may be uncovered (Busenitz et al. 2014).
In our study, we statistically showed that the departing points of these patches from the poleward boundary of auroral oval are associated with IMF By, and moreover, the airglow patches that depart at <9 MLT are with strong negative By.
During the Second World War, the town was one of the main departing points for the D-Day landings of the Normandy Invasion.
Accompanied by his mechanic and former schoolmate, Sergeant Arthur Spud Murphyhy, Wrigley departed Point Cook on 16 November and arrived in Port Darwin on 12 December, having travelled some 4500 km in forty-seven flying hours.
Bewildered television reporters climbed onto the departing buses, pointing out that bombs were raining down on Iraqi cities.
It's not all about cream-tea tours; family favourites include the Epsom Derby and various European Grands Prix, both departing from points nationwide.
