Sentence examples for begin to disperse from inspiring English sources

Impatient voters lined up at the back of the queue begin to disperse.

It will take until Thursday at the earliest before westerly winds begin to disperse it, the Met office says.

He told them not to fight with the riot police, and that if the authorities begin to disperse the rally forcibly, to "run to the nearest courtyard".

"These nights began by accident," he tells me later, as guests begin to disperse (a typical Sunday night dinner runs from 8pm sharp until 11pm).

The factory workers see the car and begin to disperse into the streets of fish, but they needn't worry, the cops are just thirsty.

The families begin to disperse, and, every now and then, people laden with backpacks wander along the sand towards a rocky headland a few kilometres down the beach.

People began to disperse.

By 4.30pm many had begun to disperse.

The crowd applauded and also began to disperse.

And the public scorn had begun to disperse.

Soon after that, the party began to disperse.