Sentence examples for when I departed from inspiring English sources

When I departed, Sam was reading Proust.

"At no point were teaching, achievement, behaviour and safeguarding, or leadership and management ever considered to be inadequate up until the point when I departed," he said.

And when I departed the prison that "Monday Night" had become after 14 seasons, you will recall that I described the N.F.L. as a "stagnant bore".

The attendant and I could not communicate, but when I departed, he carried my bag to the street and hailed an autorickshaw — a three-wheeled buggy that serves as a low-budget taxi in India.

It always seemed as if it had been raining in Berlin when I departed, and that when I arrived, the morning sun was shining over my destination, the city I had grown up in.

It was another season of economic gloom when I departed, the "winter of discontent" of early Thatcher, with British Steel on strike, unemployment headed skyward, public spending cuts rampant, social unrest brewing (the devastating Brixton and Toxteth riots were just a year away), and the Yorkshire Ripper prowling.

When I depart, seven days later it's minus a few food items after they've gone missing from the fridge – immediately bringing back memories of my backpacking days.

It seems the best of them, regardless of their field, start out with one thought in mind: What would I like the headlines to say when I depart?

One positive thing about the McRib is that when it departs, I know it signals that better times (ones easily cured by drugs and alcohol) lie not far behind.

There were plenty of spine-tingling moments, like the chilling "Open the fiery abyss, O Hell" and the moving simplicity of "When I must depart one day".

Singapore time, had 155 passengers and seven crew members aboard when it departed.