Examples of 'depart' in a sentence
Meaning of "depart"
depart (verb) - to leave a place, especially at the start of a journey
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- To leave.
- To set out on a journey.
- To die.
- To disappear, vanish; to cease to exist.
How to use "depart" in a sentence
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We will depart from this place shortly.
And you help them depart in peace.
Barges depart on time in accordance with timetable.
Yet we could not depart from reality.
Depart ten minutes after this call.
I would like to depart first thing tomorrow.
Depart unto the shadow falling threefold.
Passengers will depart through gate three.
Depart into the shadow of three masses.
And you must depart in the morning.
Depart and leave the soul intact.
I assumed we would depart tomorrow at some point.
And depart in the manner he originally came.
I had orders not to depart without survivors.
Many depart now out of tiredness or disenchantment.
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I see no reason to depart from this language.
To depart from here he is only storage area.
The submarine will depart in five minutes.
Let us depart before our intrusion is detected.
I must ask you to depart from my house.
I shall depart immediately and investigate myself.
Then you must depart for today.
Trains depart every day in both directions.
Portrayal of the goods that does not depart.
It is time to depart from violence and terror.
Depart again seal with righteous kiss.
It sees no reason to depart from this jurisprudence.
Destroyed in your love may my life depart.
I never depart from punches and kicks.
They were also free to turn and depart.
Cedric was to depart with somebody last night.
The train on platform five is about to depart.
I wish to depart before the exorcist arrives.
Claim victory and depart the field.
So that we depart as soon as we get to the airport.
I do not plead for us to depart from that.
We will depart in a few minutes due to a delay.
Test the systems and prepare to depart.
The flight will depart in five minutes.
Let us collect our offerings and depart.
Looks like we will depart right on schedule.
Cut him down and it will depart.
It will not depart for another hour.
Long enough to see our husbands depart.
Come out and depart from here.
They say your ship is ready to depart.
You must depart into stranded night.
You can not force us to depart from it.
I depart with the first light.
She may well depart once married.
