Sentence examples for dispersing on from inspiring English sources

NATO, in its initial public statements last week, said that video of the assault showed armed men meeting and then dispersing on a mountainside.

Pakistani officials said two attackers detonated explosives as the gathering was dispersing on Wednesday, scattering bodies into the streets and sowing panic among the thousands observing an annual Shiite day of mourning.

In New York, where Sotheby's was dispersing on June 4 paintings from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, a scene by Pieter de Hooch went for $1.65 million, nearly two and a half times the high estimate, and Frans Post's "The Sugar Mill" shot up to $1.7 million, also far above the estimate.

Just before the collapse and its aftermath (shown as icebergs were dispersing on 7 March 2002), satellite images showed more than 2700 meltwater lakes on Larsen B's surface.

The ultrathin carbon nanosheets possess a thickness of 1.6 nm with hollow carbon nanocages dispersing on them to prevent the stacking.

At the top of the painting the image begins to break apart, like petals dispersing on a gust of wind or the feathers of a bird in flight.

Our three battalions were dispersed on far-flung assignments.

I looked at the cigarette packs dispersed on the floor.

So diverse were the works of art dispersed on Monday that no title could fit them.

Its buildings are not imposing; many of its students are dispersed on satellite campuses around Cuba.

Several hundred people gathered on Monday at Victory Monument and eventually dispersed on their own, vowing to return on Tuesday.