Sentence examples for had finally departed from inspiring English sources

Saturday's diabolical thunderstorm -- the one that wouldn't go away -- had finally departed, having dropped 14 inches of rain on their lovely, lake-dotted little domain.

Over seven hours after Gilham's original request, at 12 35 the Australian APCs had finally departed Nui Dat under Murphy's command with C Company and the Mortar Platoon.

Once the U.S. military has finally departed from Iraq, the Iranians will see less of a need to counter American influence.

He has finally departed the doldrums.

Well, it looks like Razer has finally departed from the "mostly black" style with their latest.

The Mets had finally and mercifully departed the city, leaving the Yankees behind to contend with a more formidable and important foe.

By the time he finally departed, he had spent a grand total of 12 of those hours being interrogated, among other checks.

A much disliked and often derided manager may have finally, and somehow profitably, departed, but otherwise it was a case of plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose as far as Newcastle United's miserably furious supporters were concerned.

You strolled through a field or a plaza or a series of dark marble tunnels, whatever, sipping the sorrow-laced air, and, when you finally departed, a kind of low-grade catharsis had been triggered.

O'Brien was dropped by Mark Footitt off Tony Palladino at third man late in the day, but finally departed when he was bowled by Scott Elstone, who had earlier ended the Irishman's seventh-wicket stand of 58 with Ben Raine (19).

Stymied by various obstacles, including the death of two men whom he had lined up as his partners, Rimbaud spent a year organizing the caravan, which finally departed in the fall of 1886.