When they head home — another limo ride to the airport and another committee to bid them farewell — guests can expect a special departure gift, in the case of one particular couple, a piece of Steuben glass.
The Nature Conservancy has been offering its own special departure series since 1999, through the Conservation Journeys Program.
Special Eurostar departures drop you at the gates of Disneyland Resort Paris.
Architect Nina Alyoshina's hall is a moodily-lit expressionist cathedral that speaks of arrival at somewhere special, not of departure to the centre.
In Mourinho's case, that resulted in clashes with Abramovich over player purchases, team selection and formations that hastened the Special One's departure (see:"No Way! Jose Quits Chelsea").
Casualty has always kept viewers on their toes with blasts of experimentation, for special occasions or character departures.
Only when a loudspeaker begins paging Mudd does it become apparent that this is that Saturday night: the night of President Richard M. Nixon's dismissal of Archibald Cox, the Watergate special prosecutor; and the departures of Elliot Richardson, the attorney general, and William Ruckelshaus, the deputy attorney general, who both refused to fire Cox.
As argued by Alwan and Roberts [ 45], systematic non-random patterns in series make separation of the classic common and special causes difficult, as departures from control, nominally traceable to special causes, are confounded by autocorrelation and, in the current series, seasonality.
Using standard tradecraft, he had created the perception of a convincing reason for his departure – that special branch were after him.
Clearly, Terry Wogan is a special case, but the departure of the breakfast show presenter from any of the BBC's national networks excites a fair amount of interest, not least because memories are revived of Radio 1's night of the long knives in 1993, when the new controller Matthew Bannister set about a cull of the station's Smashies and Nicies.
