Sentence examples for dispelled with from inspiring English sources

Now the stress grips him far less often and is readily dispelled with a phone call to a coach at Specialisterne.

The mystery began to be dispelled with the flight of the Soviet space probe Luna 3 in 1959, which returned the first photographs of the far side.

The ball rises, her eyes flash upward, the point begins, and the illusion of fear is immediately dispelled with a ground stroke that lifts Henin into the air.

Any doubts that time and age have somehow diminished the passion that fueled his track and field career are dispelled with the publication of "The John Carlos Story," written with Dave Zirin and published by Haymarket Books.

But any suggestions that Rangers supporters may empathize with Whyte were soon dispelled, with the Scottish businessman loudly heckled as he read a statement to the crowd of angry fans.

Some accused her of being in the Kremlin's pay, a notion she has somewhat dispelled with acid remarks about Mr Putin.The opposition has been in turmoil ever since the December election.

"Let's dispel with this fiction that Barack Obama doesn't know what he's doing.

His chin whiskers flow thick and taper to a point, giving him a slightly sinister look, which he dispels with frequent smiles that seem naturally modest.

She explains that, for a joke to work, the comic needs to artificially create tension that she can then dispel with a punch line.

Military officials said he told his captors that he had been told the American troops were 100 miles away -- the very official Iraqi perception the Americans hoped to dispel with their raid.

"From an excellent, challengingly diverse shortlist" the series was chosen "for dispelling, with such elegant brevity, the myths which have for too long isolated so many of the wonders of 20th-century music from wider appreciation".