Sentence examples for decided to dispense from inspiring English sources

They also decided to dispense with baseboards.

In his foreword, he notes that "I decided to dispense with interviews.

Advancing an experiment he began with his last film, "Gerry," he decided to dispense with a conventional, dialogue-heavy script.

In 1942 the German army decided to dispense with all this drilling and concentrate instead on actual physical fitness.

Just five months after launch, the network has decided to dispense with the Friday edition and reschedule the lunchtime and afternoon shows.

It liked the fact that the chancellor had decided to dispense with the autumn statement and praised him for coming up with a package noticeably short on gimmicks.

One viewer, Dave Jowett, said: "If the BBC decides to dispense with the services of Angus over something that he did in his own time, then tabloid journalism has won the day.

West Ham have drawn up a shortlist of seven names to replace Avram Grant should they decide to dispense with the manager's services at the end of the season – Neil Warnock, Paul Lambert, Malky Mackay, Chris Hughton, Slaven Bilic, Ian Holloway and Martin O'Neill.

Mourinho is understood to be spending the week in Portugal with his family, but he is looking for a quick return to management and with Van Gaal's United floundering, the 52-year-old could realise his dream of taking over at Old Trafford if the club's board decides to dispense with the current manager.

Having changed the title, we could decide to dispense with all this discussion but I think it might be of certain interest to the reader and worth keeping in the published record.

Buffy Wicks, the executive director of the super PAC *Priorities USA Action, started one sentence with "When Hillary Clinton decides to run…," dispensing with the façade.