Sentence examples for won't depart from inspiring English sources
Since computers both shouldn't and won't depart the Wall Street scene, strategies need to be deployed to keep them and their human minders honest.
Having played some of the games (the second and third), I can say that they seem a perfectly good match for iOS, and the new one, featuring "crime-scene mystery style gameplay starring the intuitive son of Hershel Layton" likely won't depart too far from them.
Mr. Obama's plane is scheduled to depart next, but the engine won't start: "The battery is dead.
There will be an interim period this time, too, as tryouts won't start in earnest until Mr. Philbin departs.
In doing so, you begin to depart from your own inclinations rather than respond to what the Irish novelist, Colm Toibin, has referred to as "the stuff that won't go away".
Farah, who was due to run the 1,500 metres in Birmingham at 3.14pm, has said he won't be departing from Salazar as he hasn't seen any clear evidence of wrongdoing.
"Good day for a scattering", they say at Southend, meaning that the wind is south-westerly and won't blow the departed back into the faces of his friends.
"The departing chief executive won't let go.
They won't ever leave me.
Perkins won't play the political game, departing from the scripts handed to him by civil servants.
