We're leaving.

I am leaving.

Prepare to move out!

Of course. Are we in? Everyone in?

Leave it!

We're gonna go into the night.

We're leaving.

Can we go?

We take off?

He's probably had to say goodbye to a friend that's gotten discharged first before. Even though he's sad too.

We start tonight!

What do you mean, go?

I thought we were going back.

The ship is leaving.

the ship is leaving.

All right, we're heading out tomorrow.

We're gonna leave in the morning.

Listen, I'm not leaving without you. We gotta get out of here now.

In exactly... well, 14 minutes by your measure of time, we'll be departing.

When are you off?

When will you leave?

It is really time for us to go.

Okay. You get 75 a week, room and board, and we start for the training camp tomorrow morning.

I'm leaving too, you know? I'm going away with Vittorio.

To go anew

I gotta walk this off.

Bus leaves today, okay?

I'm leaving in five minutes.

We launch in six hours.

We must go at once.

Liz, screw the clearance!

He starts for Nara tomorrow.

I am going to start.

First, the initial state was given.

He is leaving in three days.

I leave in an hour.

In this video lets apply that to develop an anomaly detection algorithm.

Uh, we're almost ready to move here.

John Connor, we're going... now.

The boat is now loading.

I plan to leave Boston as soon as I can.

Return to Starting Points

Release!

let's go.

Giddyap!