BNL star liners leaving each day.

I'm going to start.

The boat is now loading.

What should I do?

When will I leave?

I think that Tom hasn't left yet.

I think Tom hasn't left yet.

May I leave now?

We must go now.

I will start after he comes.

I guess we should leave now.

You must not leave right now.

When we're taking final exams, sitting in traffic or pondering pollution, we internalize stress.

Mary has not started yet.

Don't move the ship.

What time does it start?

I will be leaving for Morocco next week.

I am leaving next week.

I'm setting off tonight.

Everything is ready now for our start.

Mary has already set off.

Mary has already left.

Mary has already left on her trip.

Please leave right away.

I've got to do something new, I want to do something new.

Can I leave now?

Leave now.

Please leave right away.

But we are going.

You need to go right away, sir!

And then the other 200

I'm taking off. See you tomorrow.

Must I start at once?

So why are people willing to adjust with that mismatch?

Trans Polar Service flight 102.

If you don't start at once, you will be late.

I will leave when John comes.

We will start when he comes.

They leave tomorrow.

Agent masden and I are on our way.

The first bus will leave 10 minutes behind time.

When will you leave here?

What do you mean, go?

The bus is already gone?

We'll land.