Use of the word depart in a sentence example

depart

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Do not depart from your earlier statement. [verb]

Bus boarding will begin at 5:30pm near the Hilton lobby and the final bus will depart at 6:00pm sharp. [verb]

A few long, low, and moss-covered piles were scattered among them, like the memorials of a former and long-departed generation. [verb]

With this ancient instrument of war have I practised much in my youth, and peradventure the skill has not entirely departed from me. [verb]

There is yet one of thine own people who has not been brought before thee; before thou lettest the Huron depart in triumph, hear him speak. [verb]

At length the sage, on whom alone the decision depended, said, in a firm voice: "Huron, depart." [verb]

"Then depart with thine own." [verb]

"Captives against our wills, have we been brought amongst you; and we ask but permission to depart to our own in peace." [verb]

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