Sentence examples for at their disposition from inspiring English sources

Leading into the game, a popular train of thought ran that the Giants only had five winnable games at their disposition, so automatic was Verlander — a five-time All-Star, a former winner of the Cy Young and Most Valuable Player awards, and perennial strikeout champion — who would start twice for the Tigers.

And this Sabaym Delcani received them very well, and determined on putting all India at their disposition for their assistance, and to refit them again with the aid of all the Moors and kings of India, in order to again carry on war against the Portuguese.

Government health facilities often only have small shares of the revenues at their disposition and experienced administrative barriers to access money at the district bank account [ 48, 52].

In general, migrant health workers belong to a mobile middle class with a high level of education, with more economic and social resources at their disposition than lower skilled migrants, who often have a difficult residence status in the destination country and are not as mobile (27, 28).

Some schools invite parents to have lunch with the kids where you can meet their friends (or lack of them), watch them at recess, and see their disposition.

These items are considered expendable items and their disposition shall generally be at the discretion of the owning department's dean or chair.

As slaves, however, their properties, lives, and persons were entirely at his disposition.

There, they look at this Disposition Matrix and, based on what it tells them, they inform their flying killbot drones which far-flung Islamists they're going to wipe out this week.

Winkin offered Bordick a partial scholarship, installed him at shortstop and marveled at his professional disposition.

Thirty men, now at the disposition of the Justice Department, were being considered for deportation simultaneously.

After several hours of questioning, Duvalier left the prosecutor's office but was ordered to remain in the country at the disposition of judicial authorities.