Sentence examples for disbanded some from inspiring English sources

While many teams from defunct firms have disbanded, some have soldiered on.

Ms. Boudin, whose own group had disbanded some years earlier, was sitting in the cab.

It disbanded some time ago, but the friends stayed together and often talked about making their own version.

The States (assembly) of Holland, fearing that William's high ambitions would lead to war, disbanded some of the troops paid by them (June 4, 1650).

In 1924, having saved enough money to go their separate ways, the boys disbanded, some of them returning to England, Archie Leach to job-hunting in New York again.

The army "may succeed in disbanding some of the camps, but eventually, the insurgents being essentially mobile and nomadic in their activities, they will resurface," he said.

He acknowledged that he has had to disband some of his business advisory board following protests of his reaction to Charlottesville — although he claimed that some of these business leaders will still meet with him privately.

As operations continued throughout the month, casualties amongst the Australian Corps became critical and the decision was made to disband some of the 3rd Division's battalions and use them to reinforce the remaining units.

Some of the smaller southern rebel groups were disbanded, although some remained active in the years after the CPA.

At the mosque -- which has since disbanded -- some of the men Mr. Badreya considered his family called him a traitor for taking on the role.

Although it was a hit with the poorer classes, the program was disbanded after some alleged that many of the licensees of the stalls were workers of the governing party.