"I think 10 years from now we're going to be back to a real community," says Adams. "But it's going to take a lot of work". The departure lounge at Fort McMurray airport is full of badly fitting jeans, stale-alcohol breath, sandy moustaches and physiques earned by long hours on site: paunches, tired eyes.
Romney has always spoken of politics as, essentially, pro-bono work — "a departure from my career, not a continuation of it," as he puts it in his recent campaign book, "No Apology: The Case for American Greatness".
One of the work's departure points is simply the relationship of these two men, their separate yet snarled roots in the Mississippi Delta, for Mr. Wilson, and the Congo River, for Mr. Ouamba, who was born in Brazzaville.
In another research work road departure prevention (RDP) system has been proposed by Katzourakis et al. (2014).
For Numenius criticizes in this work the departure of the skeptical Academics from what he considers to be Plato's doctrine, namely, the doctrine of first principles of reality that Numenius finds adumbrated in the 2nd Letter attributed to Plato (fr. 24.51 6).
The manuscript is to a work called Departure with Alan's name as the by-line, but Alan cannot remember writing this.
The sentiments arise from the work's departure from the artist's father, or more accurately from the father whose early passport photo survives his absence.
They could be angry at you because of the extra work your departure created.
Arbus also frequently used flash in her later works, a departure from the natural light prevalent in these works.
This work was a departure for Mr. Maskin, an architect with the Seattle firm Olson Allenberg Kundig Allen.
