Sentence examples for disperse out from inspiring English sources

"Asians like to stay in an Oriental area and then disperse out from there," said Donald H. Gardener, regional director of development for ITT Sheraton Corporation.

In this study, we examined whether plant communities on small remnant habitats, i.e. midfield islets, can function as sources for grassland species to disperse out into surrounding grazed ex-fields (former arable fields).

"The old immigrant neighborhoods, and the way people stay for a generation or two and then disperse out into the rest of the country, were fascinating to me," Mr. Connell said.

The U.S. Navy was completely caught off guard, and therefore the fleet of ships that were bottled up in Battleship Row had no time to disperse out to sea.

The Isle of May is home to a quarter of a million seabirds in the breeding season, yet come the winter months most disperse out to the open sea to spend weeks at the mercy of storms and cold weather.

As individuals disperse out to new locations and push the boundaries of the species range, their trait values are averaged to determine the demographic Allee threshold for that spatial coordinate.

When Hawaii's famous tradewinds are active, it can be dispersed out to sea.

Soldiers from both armies would have known the Tower of London – French prisoners from the battle were held there before being dispersed out to aristocratic households to be held until the ransom was paid.

The gulls came with an enormous clapping and calling, a staccato swift flapping up the river, then a swoop back down, dispersing out to sea, calling calling, "Wake up, all is well".

"Our cities are becoming like European cities in a way: The new rich are coming into central cities and the poor are becoming dispersed out into the suburbs".

These two North Korean divisions attempted to turn the American's and South Korean's left flank in order to capture Pusan from the southwest, but the North Koreans became dispersed out in the process.