Sentence examples for departures now from inspiring English sources

Mr Hagel stayed loyally silent, but it won him no Washington respect: the idea had set in that he was being side-lined.More departures now surely loom, as Mr Obama's foreign policy doctrine is effectively rewritten in real-time.

But she said she had seen some changes; nine years ago mobile phones were left at departures, now journalists are able tweet and write freely from their hotel rooms.

Those two deals have brought in funds totalling £6.5m, and Ryan Babel's name could soon be added to the list of departures now Benitez has been assured that he can have the potential £10m fee to strengthen his squad during this transfer window.

LETTER FROM THE SPACE CENTER about activity at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory, where there have been a number of arrivals and departures now that the astronauts are out of quarantine. 4 days before the astronauts got out of quarantine, they met with about 30 scientists who were working with the moon rocks and dust, or who were Principal Investigators for the instruments left on the moon.

The departures now leave director of football Gary Peters and former manager Jamie Pitman, who was replaced by O'Kelly, in charge.

With a UK departure now in sight, however, the trepidation elsewhere in the EU cannot be ignored.

In her new work, she said, "The point of departure now is quilts with center medallions of historical botanicals".

Should he decide in the coming weeks that the arguments for naming a date for his departure now outweigh those against, it would not be entirely surprising.

The US and (as of Friday) the UK, having spent years demanding Assad's instant departure, now concede that he might stay on in an "interim" capacity.

The US and (as of yesterday) the UK, having spent years demanding Assad's instant departure, now concede that he might stay on in an 'interim' capacity.

But Russia, having maintained a stand against international intervention for many months, is not likely to call for Mr. Assad's departure now, Mr. Lukyanov said.