parture

Mr. Rangel did find some sympathy from the committee over the de parture of his lawyers last month.

Ethics Panel Finding Hints at Guilty Verdict for Rangel Devlin Barrett 2010

This is a de -- parture from government guidelines, but it's well supported by recent studies.

Weighing The Medical Evidence 2007

The 30 percent tip I left meant a relatively guilt-free de - parture for the two of us -- if not exactly a sober one.

Honeymoon Patterson, James 2005

"So we're killing time until Hawk gets things ready for our de - parture."

Ilse Witch Brooks, Terry 2000

And before she released him, Taen cast a veil of confusion over her brother's thoughts, that the disorientation he had experienced following his de-parture from the King's audience chamber could not be too clearly examined.

Stormwarden Wurts, Janny 1989

Just before his de - parture in his own speedster to join the Dauntless, he had a brief word with the girl.

The Dragon Lensman Kyle, David, 1919- 1981

" "If you like, you can stay the five days until de-parture here in the post.

Mission to Moulokin Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1979

Silently, momentarily, they shared, as long ago, their de - parture despair.

The Heirs of Babylon Cook, Glen 1972

He directs an argument against contem - porary innovations in these arts and in doing so pro - vides at once grounds from which attacks have been launched against his entire philosophy, points of de - parture for theories of Greek culture, and bases for detailed studies of the development of Greek art.

CREATIVITY IN ART MILTON C. NAHM 1968

The point of de - parture is Menger's framework: man chooses in response to his varied wants and in accord with the hierarchy of these wants.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas NICHOLAS GEORGESCU-ROEGEN 1968