Sentence examples for departure started from inspiring English sources

Smith's departure started a collapse of five wickets for 16 in 14 balls.

Or, as Zinnie Harris puts it: "Nora's departure started a journey, and it's incumbent on us to keep going".

Howard's departure started an Orlando procession to the bench, where he sat in amazement over the final foul call and his league-leading 17th technical.

Hints about Justice Stevens's possible departure started in September, when he confirmed that he had hired only a single law clerk, instead of the usual four, for the term that will start this fall.

This departure started the second stage of her disentanglement from Stanford, and was financed by the "plight fund" he had organised: writing to anyone with money who knew Spark's work, and introducing it to those who did not.

Later he revitalised the London office of RMJM, which had grown flabby after Johnson-Marshall's departure, started a branch in south-east Asia, and took over the firm's chairmanship.

Less, because David Cameron should have let Mr Coulson go long ago and his departure started to feel inevitable after the prime minister sounded pretty half-hearted in his spokesman's defence a few days ago on BBC Radio 4. The last few months have seen a drip, drip of damaging revelations about sordid goings-on at the sordid tabloid newspaper that Mr Coulson once edited, the News of the World.

The briefly restored public trust that followed Nixon's departure started turning back to the cynicism that endures today almost immediately, when his successor Gerald Ford absolved Nixon of his sins with a full presidential pardon.