Sentence examples for will depart over from inspiring English sources

The smart money here is betting that he will depart over a social or economic matter, rather than a difference over security.

The Cultural Olympiad board will stay on for another year to work on the festival's legacy and whether such an event can become a regular fixture in the arts calendar, while Mackenzie and her team will depart over the coming months.

More than 180 M1 tanks will depart Fort Knox over the next year and a half.

Before dawn on Wednesday, they mustered one last time at the division's headquarters at Camp Mabry here in Austin and then, in bulky combat gear, clambered aboard buses for Fort Hood, from which they will depart for Bosnia over the next two weeks.

Mr Yang will return to his previous role of "chief Yahoo" and will remain on the board; his number two, Susan Decker, having been passed over for the top job, will depart.

In two weeks' time, the Olympic games will be over, athletes and foreign guests will depart, and Olympic kitsch will proliferate in many homes in the form of tchotchkes both useless and not.

The rain will depart by Wednesday, with temperatures warming over the weekend. .

Seth Meyers, a head writer of "Saturday Night Live" and the anchor of its "Weekend Update," will depart next year to replace Jimmy Fallon on NBC's "Late Night," when Mr. Fallon takes over "The Tonight Show" in February.

Tensions between James and director Sam Taylor-Johnseemseem to be smoothed over on the red carpet, but rumors persist that the director will depart for the film's sequels.

The Gospel of Thomas states explicitly: "The disciples said to Jesus: We know that you will depart from us; who is it who will be great over us?

First up, Michigan's Attorney General Mike Cox will depart office due to term limits and turn the seat over to Bill Schuette.