Sentence examples for would not depart from inspiring English sources

He was insistent that the playmaker Juan Mata would not depart.

The issue was finally dealt with by the Prime Minister who said that he would not depart from tradition & custom..."....

Mr. Sharon said he would not depart from the government's policy guidelines, adopted when he formed his coalition.

The issue was finally dealt with by the Prime Minister who said that he would not depart from tradition & custom...".

"We're not gearing up for Armageddon," he said, noting that Lehman would not depart from routine this morning, beginning with a 7 45 meeting on the market's outlook.

But Israel said today that its negotiators would not depart tonight as expected, and the Syrian negotiators apparently canceled their trip as well.

When I questioned where it was, the attendant loudly said that if I objected, the plane wouldn't depart at all that night.

But in economic affairs Labor would probably not depart much from the path of modernisation that it started 18 years ago.

It was practically certain that, given their tangled history and well-documented if largely out-of-view battle for the Iron Throne, I mean the "Tonight Show" desk, he would not leave his post before Jay Leno departed his.

Those who think the bill is still in doubt wonder why the president would not happily depart if the bill were, to use the words of his 2008 campaign theme-song, "signed, sealed, delivered".

John E. Colbert Chicago, Dec. 23, 2010 • To the Editor: The results of the last two weeks leave me wondering how many Democratic legislators would not be departing Congress after November's "shellacking" if their leadership had not allowed the Republicans to seize the political narrative for the past two years.