Sentence examples for departure drawing from inspiring English sources
His administration began circulating Mr. Carver's name as a potential successor within days of Mr. Bashaw's announced departure, drawing the criticism of several members of the agency.
With his power declining as the unannounced day of his departure draws closer, he is held back by his party and the brooding chancellor next door.The prime minister's (real) supporters also sense the fragility of his position.
Boris Johnson, Conservative Hardly a new face to anyone in the UK, the election of Boris Johnson to the parliamentary seat of Uxbridge and Ruislip South nonetheless makes flesh a fantasy that has convulsed Conservative MPs for years, and will only intensify speculation about his possible leadership of the party as the date of David Cameron's departure draws nearer in the coming term.
Johnson's departure drew mixed reaction from around the game.
Your kidneys were failing and the time of your departure was drawing near.
Although the excitement is growing as the departure date draws near, the anxiety is there as well.
In his three years in office, Mr. Chávez has been such a divisive and demagogic leader that his forced departure last week drew applause at home and in Washington.
Then, using this model as our point of departure, we draw on prior research on personal control, relationships, and organizational culture to offer testable propositions regarding likely worker responses (third-order effect) to either communication delays or interruptions with further implications for the organization of work.
It was a departure from practice, drawing harsh criticism from Democrats and even raising the eyebrows of Leonard Lance, the Republican chairman of the Assembly Budget Committee.
This departure is extremely small, being of the order of the wavelength of light that is only half a micron, so it would be impossible to show this departure on a drawing.
Such departures have drawn complaints from civil liberties groups and members of Congress.
