Examples of using "Lähdössä" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're about to leave.
- I'm leaving town.
- I'm leaving the city.
We're about to hit the road.
- He is about to leave.
- He's about to leave.
I'm leaving Boston.
Are we leaving now?
- She was on the point of leaving.
- She was about to leave.
How many of you are going?
- We are about to leave here.
- We're about to leave here.
[Pepe] I'm not leaving, I'm just arriving!
"I'm not leaving, I am just arriving."
- Are you leaving already?
- Leaving already?
- I was about to go out, when the telephone rang.
- I was just about to go out when the phone rang.
- I will go to New York next week.
- I am going to New York next week.
- I'm going to New York next week.
I think his wife is going out of town.
I was just about to leave.
She came back just as I was leaving.
I was just about to leave the house when the telephone rang.
I'm leaving tomorrow afternoon.
It started raining just as I was leaving home.
I'm leaving now.
He has just entered, but is already leaving.
We're leaving Boston tomorrow morning.
I'm going to go.
I'm going tomorrow.
At a moment when our economy is growing, our businesses are creating jobs at the fastest pace since the 1990s, and wages are starting to rise again, we have to make some choices about the kind of country we want to be.