Sentence examples for will depart with from inspiring English sources

He will depart with the start of the new Congress in January.

The Dutch will depart with credit and enhanced standing in the cricket world.

Will probably leave in the summer but will depart with a fourth league title and with the club's blessing.

While Afghanistan at last found its limits, the team that will depart with a real sense of what might have been is Bangladesh.

Strawberry, who has told prison officials that he does not want to speak with reporters upon his release, will depart with no legal restrictions.

One of the players Moyes will leave behind at Everton, the new captain Phil Jagielka, has insisted the new Manchester United manager will depart with a fine legacy.

At 41, maybe he'll depart with Rivera.

The victory is the Yankees' (11-3) straightrandht and ensured that they will depart here with their fifth consecutive series win, a streak that ties them with the 1926 team for the most at a season's start.

There's been no announcement and won't be for a while, but logic suggests that, by then having done the now-standard three-series-over-four-years, Peter Capaldi will depart along with his showrunner, allowing Chibnall to create his own Doctor.

Fairfax CEO Prem Watsa will be named Lead Director of the Board, and board member David Kerr will depart along with Heins.

Senator Specter will depart Washington with the investigatory skill he has honed for decades still intact.