Sentence examples for decided to dispose from inspiring English sources

They said it decided to dispose of the venture before entering the marketplace.

Although BP, based in London, could have raised the funds by selling valuable deepwater assets, it decided to dispose of onshore assets instead.

Mr. and Mrs. Quinn saw that Willens was dead, and decided to dispose of the body by pushing the car with Willens in it into the river.

Ineos bought the site from BP in 2005 when the oil giant decided to dispose of its olefins and derivatives businesses.

The opportunity to satisfy both wishes arrived in 1981 when the Thomson organisation decided to dispose of the Times and Sunday Times, two titles bedevilled by union problems.

At the time, I thought this macabre story was hilariously funny, but when my father died, my siblings and I decided to dispose of his ashes on terra firma.

Dixons could also benefit if Kesa Electricals, up 0.1p at 134p, decides to dispose of its struggling UK business Comet.

Rather than waiting until you are dead to pass on your assets, you might decide to dispose of some of them while you are still alive.

It's a bad beginning, and to avoid publicity that might keep fun seekers away, the Katakuris decide to dispose of the body and pretend nothing has happened.

So, what happens when mainstream culture decides to dispose of a word stolen from black language and then used to the point of saturation in popular culture?

After confessing that he accidentally murdered Dr. Leekie, Donnie Hendrix and his wife Alison decide to dispose of the dead body under the cement of their garage floor.