Word: departing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...actual ocean mist. When Viola is washed up on the Illyrian shore, she turns and takes a long look at the ocean before telling the Captain, "Lead me on." At the very end, while the Clown sings the stanzas of "When that I was," the remaining characters gradually depart, leaving him alone; when he is finished, he turns his back on us and gazes off across the water, whose whoosh is the last thing we hear...
...another friendly gesture, Kissinger went out of his way, before the Nixon party departed for the Middle East, to reassure Moscow about American goals in the region. Noting at a press conference that the Middle East was "an area of great concern" to the Russians, Kissinger said: "We have no intention -indeed, we have no capability-of expelling Soviet influence." With the diplomatic niceties out of the way, the offers and counteroffers planned and plotted, Nixon and Kissinger could depart on their diplomatic barnstorming tour in the expectation that it would be a pleasant change from conditions at home...
...have served in the inner councils of American Presidents form a special fraternity. They may depart from Washington, but they never quite leave the White House. Their lives are forever influenced by their interlude of power and flavored by their reminiscences...
...xenophobic Russia's unsophisticated people, this can only imply that if he were not in fact a "Nazi," why should he thus depart for Germany? The Germans were of course too flattered (and perhaps humanitarian or naive) to understand or question the advisability of accepting Solzhenitsyn's deportation...
...fame has bred the arrogance of political orthodoxy. The department's antipathy to Marxian economics has meant that assistant professors who subscribe to this method of analysis invariably depart without receiving tenure...