Sentence examples for staged departure from inspiring English sources

Diplomatic sources in Jerusalem indicated that an immediate truce, if it held, would be followed by a staged departure of some 60,000 Israeli troops deployed along the Gaza border, followed by a gradual lifting of the trade and passenger restrictions imposed by Israel on Gaza in return for the gradual disarming of militant groups in the Hamas-controlled enclave.

According to the WSJ, Deutsche Telekom will gradually reduce its ownership of the combined company over time, in a staged departure from the U.S. market, which is growing at a slower pace than others around the globe in the wireless sector.

Two years ago, in what was celebrated in 49 states and especially in northern Ohio as James's deserved comeuppance for the way he literally staged his departure from Cleveland, Van Gundy closed with that provocative commentary after James's well-documented failure in the six-game finals won by Dallas.

I think it's fair to say that the reason for this late-stage departure was a mixture of genuine passion and gentle trolling of their own fans.

Dispersal consists of three inter-dependent stages: departure from the place of origin, exploration (the so-called transient stage) and settlement into a new place [ 7].

Chelsea, the holders, and Manchester City managed only token appearances and while Arsenal survived the group stage their departure was meek and predictable.

Mr. Bush is not the first two-term president to grapple with late-stage departures, and Mr. Gottesman is not the first former body man to parlay the job into bigger things.

In another example, this month Swann staged "Point of Departure: Postwar African-American Fine Art" as part of its contemporary art offerings.

Dispersal comprises three broad stages - departure from the natal or breeding locations, subsequent travel, and settlement.

These are obvious genre departures from the previous staged episodes of this personal epic.

This year, he returned to his point of departure, touring Europe and America with "staged concert" versions of the Monteverdi operas.