Sentence examples for which she departed from inspiring English sources

The most striking features were the ways in which she departed from Cunningham, like the close structural attention made to Philip Glass's music in "Dance II" (1979) and the constant return to symmetry throughout.

Her last duty in the Far East was to assist in the landing of occupation forces in Japan, after which she departed for the United States.

Among these was Fort of the Bear (1953), in which she departed from her familiar London milieu by setting the story largely in the wilder regions of Canada.

But Spy is supposed to be the film in which she departs from the white-trash shtick and – with her character handling the guns and gadgets instead of the debonair Jude Law – is parachuted into a scenario designed to put her at the heart of the movie mainstream.

The repair work was not carried out, since the Sokehs Rebellion erupted on Ponape in the Carolines, which required Emdens presence; she departed Tsingtao on 28 December, and left Hong Kong to join her.

She departed on 5 January 1941 to join Convoy OB 270, which had departed from Liverpool that day and dispersed at sea on 8 January.

Jane remained in New Hampshire as Pierce departed for his inauguration, which she did not attend.

This turns out to enable an interesting meditation on the wife-mistress conundrum, which is cut off when she departs to Sarajevo with Rebecca West.

She sailed on 31 March to join Convoy ET 16, which had departed from Bône earlier that day.

She sailed on 21 January to join Convoy MKS 6, which had departed from Philippeville, Algeria on 19 January and arrived back at Liverpool on 1 February.

The man was removed from the jet, which had departed from Las Vegas.