Sentence examples for begin disposing from inspiring English sources

Only recently has she felt ready to begin disposing of her husband's things.

Under an agreement with Penney's board, Mr. Ackman could not begin disposing of his stake until then because he still possessed some material information about the company's finances.

Yet the White House is considering indefinitely delaying a plan worked out with Moscow last year to begin disposing of the Russian plutonium.

The company then began a program of expansion into insurance and other services and began disposing of some of its non-finance-oriented businesses.

My alienation intensified with every meal: veal scallops, poached sturgeon… One day, I began disposing of my food behind the dining room radiator.

The Botanical Garden began disposing of wastewater in alternative ways last year, after first being contacted by the attorney general's office, Mr. Lauby said.

Next door, Webster began disposing of the body by dismembering it and boiling it in the laundry copper and burning the bones in the hearth.

In 1953, the off-base dry cleaning business began disposing of solvent waste in an existing septic tank soil-adsorption system, and it continued disposing of solvent waste in the septic tank through 1985.

Let me begin by disposing of one argument as plainly as I can: we are not going to release anyone if it would endanger our national security, nor will we release detainees within the United States who endanger the American people.

Although UK and other EU banks had already met a significant proportion of their anticipated funding needs for the year, they might begin to dispose of assets or reduce the availability of lending if they expected their access to funding markets to remain impaired for a significant period or if the maturity of money market placements continued to shorten.

By 1949, the government began to dispose of the unsightly dead cedars.