Sentence examples for double departure from inspiring English sources

Their double departure followed Dawn Airey's surprise appointment as the channel's new chairman and chief executive.

Channel 4 will mark the double departure of Vorderman and O'Connor with a special show.

It has been a remarkable turnaround in the fortunes of the corporation, reeling less than 18 months ago from the Hutton report and rudderless following the double departure of Gavyn Davies and Greg Dyke.

There will be concerns that the double departure will leave the company's current restructuring efforts on shaky ground.

This represents a double departure from both the Aristotelian and the Baconian disciplinary paradigms, which are instead underpinned by ontological and epistemological criteria, respectively.

Britain, for example, recently doubled its departure tax.

But from Sept. 10 to Dec. 13, it will offer one-week packages that include round-trip air fare between New York and Shannon, six nights in guest homes and farmhouse accommodations, full breakfast daily and a manual-transmission rental car with unlimited mileage for $580 a person, double occupancy; departures from Chicago are $610.

It was double trouble, a departure from the machines' long and, for the most part, distinguished career on Wall Street.

The main feature of the proposed schedule is that every team plays once at home and once away on each double round, a departure from traditional symmetric (mirrored) schemes.

One pro suggests checking the status of your connecting flight BEFORE you land with in-flight wifi (connecting to an airline's website is typically free) to double check the departure status of your connecting flight.

Prices are based on double occupancy, for departures Monday to Thursday.