Sentence examples for are sometimes disposed from inspiring English sources

The purses are sometimes disposed of at from one to two shillings each, depending on the market.

The West's part in disposing of Qaddafi shows that foreign liberators are sometimes welcomed; and this has aroused some of America's neocons, who fell silent after Iraq but now want to liberate Syria and Iran as well.

Women with brooms constantly sweep the stage, disposing of evidence; knowing who you are is hard in a world where even ambulances are sometimes police paddy wagons in disguise.

are sometimes isolated.

These activities lead to the generation of municipal and industrial wastes which pose problems of disposal and sometimes, are quickly disposed into the nearby water bodies (Akaninwor et al. 2007).

Damages were sometimes given as an ancillary remedy, such as in Browne v Dom Bridges in 1588, where the defendant had disposed of waste inside the plaintiffs woods.

It is sometimes alleged that slavery and marriage were totally incompatible, for recognition of the husband-wife bond would have limited intolerably the slave owner's authority and his right to dispose of his property.

Voters are well disposed towards him.

We are violently disposed to others and we are just as violently disposed to ourselves.

Humans are evolutionarily disposed to seek information about danger.

How are dyes disposed of?