Sentence examples for will not depart from inspiring English sources

"She will not depart from your door," I told him.

But Berlin, like Vienna, has decided to observe the strictest neutrality and will not depart from it at any price.

Malia will not depart for college until the final months of her father's term, and Sasha will be a 15-year-old high school student.

The regime will not depart quickly or easily: in the short term, Mr Kim's growing unease could well make him still more of a threat to his neighbours.

"But here, as in so many other cases, the 'foam hardens itself into a shell,' and the shadow we have wantonly evoked stands terrible before us and will not depart at our bidding".

Xabi Alonso will not depart for Juventus this summer "unless something extraordinary happens" after the Italian club's president, Giovanni Cobolli Gigli, said yesterday they had finished their activity in the transfer market.

They will not quickly depart from the scene.

5.08pm: It seems fair to presume that Craig Kieswetter will not be departing for England duty with his confidence soaring, writes George Dobell.

Britons would have benefited from honesty on the former in particular: the Ipsos MORI poll revealed that only 24% think spending on public services needs to be cut to improve the public finances.Activists who came to Brighton looking for scraps of hope will not have departed empty-handed.

Redford, who has never won an Oscar for acting despite a storied 50-year career, will not be departing from the big screen any time soon.

"You do not depart from us".