parting

Since parting with the university, Toner-Rodgers has told other students that his paper’s problems were essentially a mere issue with data rights.

This week’s mudslinging comes courtesy of the initial House documents—from the Epstein estate, or those the Justice Department didn’t mind parting with.

It sounds like the parting letter of an elderly person on their death bed, reflecting on a happy life well lived.

Penelope used her firmest voice, for she could sense some resistance from the Incorrigibles about parting with their new pets.

Alexander and Beowulf gave only the briefest apologetic parting glance at Penelope, who felt utterly helpless to stop them from going with the admiral and Lord Fredrick.