Sentence examples for be disposed of so from inspiring English sources
Still, once paperwork has been scanned, it must be disposed of, so Mr. Fatoullah bought a heavy-duty shredder that his staff routinely uses.
Too bad that his real troubles cannot be disposed of so easily.At least his appearance brought some calm to Caracas, which had been racked by rioting and attempted looting only two days before, in the biggest display of organised opposition in three years.
However, the provisions of the 1922 Washington Naval Treaty stipulated that many of the older battleships, Connecticut among them, would have to be disposed of, so she was decommissioned on March 1, 1922 and sold for scrap on November 1 , 1923
Only 11 of the 165 amendments have been disposed of so far.
Lance's body, however, has been disposed of, so he must assume the physical appearance of someone else who has just died.
The following day, Mr. McCann wrote to Mr. Flavin: "It would be helpful if the remainder of the shares are disposed of, so that they will not be overhanging the market.
A shop owner, Linda Law, who has lived in Freckleton for 25 years and has three children, said she was scared by the prospect of radioactive materials being disposed of so close by.
Mats Garle, the director of the doping lab at the Karolinska Hospital in Stockholm, was quoted in several newspapers as saying he had seen pictures of the materials found and they were mainly vitamins, which was why they were disposed of so openly.
MoMA curators say that there is no radical deaccessioning afoot, but few other museums are disposing of so many works of such high quality, so regularly.
