Sentence examples for suddenly departed from inspiring English sources

Hitler suddenly departed ten minutes before the American trio stepped forward for the Olympic ceremony.

Another says: "UBL suddenly departed Tora Bora with a few individuals UBL selected".

Then, having given thoughtful but boilerplate responses most of the morning, Obama suddenly departed from her script.

He and three senior figures suddenly departed after it was discovered that they had received payments of $32m that had not been cleared by the board.

When he suddenly departed Amazon in March, there were rumors that it was to join Rocket Internet — which have now proven to be correct.

(The Finra bylaws do not address what happens when board members suddenly depart their firms).

That's what happens when the huge monolithic force that rules the sports world, the N.F.L., suddenly departs the scene and leaves us with the existential question, now what do we talk about?

For years the closest thing he had to a permanent address was his office at this magazine, where his mail used to pile up in wire baskets until Alastair suddenly swooped in for a few months, like some tall, sandy-haired bird of passage, before just as suddenly departing.

Encounters at the End of the World (2007) steers clear of the cuddly for as long as possible, and when it finally succumbs to the bird's allure, Herzog focuses on "penguin prostitution" and the suicidal impulses of penguins, who for no discernible reason suddenly depart the colony, and head inland, waddling forlornly across the ice towards the distant south pole and inevitable death.

"It's not uncommon for leaders to suddenly depart for whatever reason; that [the company and its board] weren't developing any viable candidates in recent years in case Kalanick were hit by a bus … for a company with 14,000 employees and a $70 billion market cap, that's nuts".

When Tsubasa suddenly departs for America to seek his "first true love", the protagonists are forced out of the apartment.