Word: departing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sinks, yet I'm not ready to depart...
...embarkation is a finely timed, streamlined operation. Nowadays, when the high command decides to send a regiment, division, squadron or other unit overseas, the outfit's commanding officer is "alerted." Then a movement order directs the outfit to be prepared to depart on a specified date...
Smirkily they depart, leaving their dirty work behind them. The discovery is made, consternation reigns, and the Housemistress gets mad as hell. She decides to eliminate the nasty evil smelling little thing. But some sweatered bio major says: "They told me in the course I took, that human embryos are hard to get. That mewling mess is valuable...
Second group to leave the University as unassigned members of the enlisted Reserve Corps are the Business School Industrial Administration students, who depart for induction and placement at Fort Devens on Monday, April...
...that time Mr. Northrup was back on the ice again, only to depart, this time for board-checking. Greatly anguished Dick Vaughan, the Princeton mentor, put another man on the ice anyway, causing a lengthy debate concerning the legality of Princeton playing with six men on the ice (which there were) when Northrup was in the box (which he was). Finally Northrup and a teammate played gin rummy in the corral while Mechem went wild, scoring both of his goals in 40 seconds...