Sentence examples for so departed from inspiring English sources
Fed him one, then thought that might be enough so departed up street.
But in this case, she said, the complaint claims "Countrywide's practices so departed from its public statements that even 'high quality' became materially false and misleading; and that to apply the puffery rule to such allegations would deny that 'high quality' has any meaning".
While operating there, Emden picked up Hampshires wireless signals again, and so departed for the Chagos Archipelago on 13 October.
A decision was reached that they needed to instil confidence that the shift was real and they could actually win, so, departing from all precedent, they put out the data.
Volunteers had put up a large sheet of paper on the fences around the shipping containers where refugees spent their last night in the camp, so departing asylum seekers could write messages.
Q: My family and I plan to fly to New York City sometime this year or next and after doing some sightseeing we'd like to take a cruise for a week or so, departing from and returning to New York before heading home.
The Bordeaux Pilgrim, written in 333 CE, suggests that it was probably to the perforated stone or the Rock of Moriah, "to which the Jews come every year and anoint it, bewail themselves with groans, rend their garments, and so depart".
(If you've rented a car, I recommend leaving it behind: there's plenty of parking, but there are also plenty of cars, so departing at the end of the show is a slow process. Take a taxi from your hotel or the station - or reserve seats on the Glyndebourne jitney if you are arriving by train).
Bottom of the class is the NME blog, which brilliantly misheard one particular line: so, "Depart for the western front, where work might count" became "Depart for the western front, where I walk my cow".
In its latest opinion, however, the court empties certification of virtually all legal consequence during the contest, and in doing so departs from the provisions enacted by the Florida Legislature.
