Sentence examples for time departed from inspiring English sources
But by the mid-2000s the department became wracked with financial malfeasance and mismanagement, and its chief at the time departed in 2007 under a cloud, leaving the department broke.
Finally Ms. Young — claiming she must be nervous and admitting the show was running considerably over time — departed to complete her defecation in a restroom nearby.
At the beginning of the nineteenth century, it was discovered that the orbit of Uranus, one of the seven planets known at the time, departed from the orbit as predicted on the basis of Isaac Newton's theory of universal gravitation and the auxiliary assumption that there were no further planets in the solar system.
Nancy and Rodd supported the war; the Romillys had by this time departed for America, while the others either hoped for an Anglo-German détente or, as with Unity, were openly pro-Nazi.
Under the system's policy at the time, departing nonunion employees who met certain age and service requirements could convert 80 percent of their unused sick time to cash, with no cap on how many days they could amass.
For each linked pair we calculate the difference in P, β and D. Accordingly, the notation ∆Pi,t→t−7 refers to the difference between the average price of the ith observation (defined by the triplet of departure airport, arrival airport, and departure time) departing t days after an entry and the average price of the matched observation departing 7 days earlier (see Fig. 4).
Time intervals routinely recorded include: time of emergency call, time of activation, time of arrival on scene, induction time, time departing scene and time of arrival in hospital.
At times closely following the Austen template, at times departing from it, the book mixes details that evoke Austen with ones that are studiously modern.
By the time Hales departed, bowled for the second time in the match by Junior Dala, Cook had scored 33 from 43 balls.
The confinement time departs from the B 2 dependence that is expected for a few particles confined in harmonic traps.
Moreover, by the time he departed Berlin in 1929, Pacelli was a staunch Germanophile.
