Sentence examples for disposed of about from inspiring English sources

Chou and Lawrence S. Stroll, have disposed of about $3 billion worth of their shares.

So far, AshBritt, working directly for about 50 local jurisdictions in New Jersey, has collected and disposed of about three million cubic yards of debris, at a total cost of about $150 million, officials said.

He said he stuck close to the shoulder of the parkway, because the vegetation was so thick and because data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation showed that when bodies were dumped, most were disposed of about 30 feet from the road.

In '46 a Boston firm was authorized to dump low-level radioactive trash into the Atlantic, & by mid-'59 this outfit had disposed of about 2500 curies worth in a segment only 15 miles from Boston & 30 from Provincetown, in water only 300 ft. deep.

Each plant is to dispose of about 34 tons of weapons plutonium.

But Valerie E. Caproni, the F.B.I. general counsel, said that the data showed that agents had been able to dispose of about 96 percent of the low-grade reasons they might have had for suspecting someone of wrongdoing, like a vague tip or some other ambiguous lead, using "low intrusion techniques" rather than by opening a potentially more invasive preliminary investigation.

All told, Colonel Hiett admitted disposing of about $11,000 from the drug smuggling.

Britons currently dispose of about 30m tonnes of garbage a year.Until now, Britain has opted for burying most of the stuff.

That means they will have to dispose of about 884,000 barrels of fruit, enough to make almost 40 million gallons of cranberry juice cocktail.

It admits it still has some way to go, which essentially means disposing of about £5.5bn worth of assets by 2018.

The EMI assets are being sold by the Universal Music Group, which last year took over the company for $1.9 billion but is being required by the European Union to dispose of about a third of it to preserve competition.