Sentence examples for disperse them from from inspiring English sources

Riding motorcycles and wearing gas masks, troops in the eastern part of the capital swooped on flag-waving anti-Chávez protesters to disperse them from highway roadblocks that they had used their own cars to form.

Bloomberg administration officials said there had been no change in policy in dealing with the homeless, and no lesser effort to disperse them from the streets than under Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Gasteroid species have lost this active basidiospore discharge mechanism, produce their basidiospores within closed fruiting bodies and disperse them from openings or cracks passively with wind or through pushing the spore sacs by rain drops (Hibbett et al. 1997; Wilson et al. 2011; Kües and Navarro-Gonzaléz 2015).

Although he humiliated them, he could not break their opposition and succeeded only in dispersing them from the towns of northern India.

The main tactic that commanders said they were implementing to protect their forces from U.S. strikes is to disperse them away from sites that would be targets.

When flying foxes were abundant (relative to food plant availability), they generally produced high-quantity and high-quality components of seed dispersal (i.e. they dispersed many seeds and dispersed them away from the parent canopy).

For the past decade Cornell has raised millions of scallops in the lab and dispersed them around the Peconic Estuary from Hallocks Bay in the east to Flanders Bay about 20 miles to the west.

The edict definitively freed Jews from ghetto life and dispersed them again throughout France.

Reject the forces that caused them to disperse from their homelands.

Videos of the Davis incident uploaded to YouTube show police officers dousing the protesters — mostly students, according to local reports — with orange pepper spray, after repeatedly asking them to disperse from the main quad on campus.

Second, S. invicta was most probably dispersed from ports from the Buenos Aires region into Port Mobile, Alabama (Lofgren 1986).