Sentence examples for dispelling at from inspiring English sources

The two embraced – dispelling, at least for the moment, rumors that the Bruins were angry at Thomas.

In a rare flicker of bipartisanship, the Senate has managed to overcome a threatened Republican filibuster on a jobs bill, dispelling at least temporarily a growing sense that gridlock in Congress has brought the country close to ungovernability.

This would be an important step toward dispelling at least a couple of the mysteries currently bedeviling postdocs.

Concerns over the firm's credit-worthiness continue to swirl, but bond fund PIMCO confirmed to Forbes.com via e-mail that it continues to trade with Lehman, dispelling at least one of the rumors that hit shares of the brokerage Thursday morning.

Everywhere are the echoes of the language Keynes tried to dispel at Bretton Woods.

Disappointment and longing could be dispelled, at least for the moment, with a tricky chord.

The siege mentality that has developed inside Cuba is not something that can be dispelled at a puff of reassurance.

Williams, smart in a white visor, led the way on to the court, which helped to dispel, at least in part, the greyness of a drab afternoon.

Should there have been any doubt as to the seriousness with which Australian audiences view this series, it was dispelled at the time of the squad announcement.

ANY doubt about who is really in charge at Ken and Julie Bechtold's dairy farm along a rustic ribbon of road is dispelled at the stockade fence out front.

Even so, a broader anxiety over social cohesion, competition for jobs and a race to the bottom in wages and labour standards is shared by many working-class Dutch and by parties of all colours.Romanian and Bulgarian policymakers are trying their best to dispel at least some of these worries.