Sentence examples for ever dispose from inspiring English sources

"Long-term interest rates could remain very low for a long time".Less clear is how central banks will ever dispose of these bond mountains.

The treaty also stipulated that if Britain was ever to dispose of Gibraltar it would first have to offer the territory to Spain.

A dyspeptic countenance completed the picture; Lady Warbones, ever kindly disposed toward her fellow man and well loved in the village for it, briefly considered sending for a vial of Blake's "Ty-Phoon" Intestinal Pacific, recommended by four sea captains out of every five for its quelling of electricity in the vital organs.

Before heading back to his homes in London and Portofino after his failure at the Outboard Marine auction, Julius told Jacobs to call if he ever decided to dispose of Chris-Craft.

So, before heading back to his homes in London and Portofino after his failure at the OMC auction, Julius told Jacobs to call if he ever decided to dispose of Chris-Craft.

But I'd put the odds at 50-1 there was ever a carcass to dispose of.

He and other auditors worked to correct those memos, and he said that no one ever suggested that he dispose of e-mail messages or other records that documented the disputes over those events.

We care ever less for the possessions we buy, and dispose of them ever more quickly.

Instead, Shanghai Disney arrives at a time when the Chinese possess greater bargaining power than ever and are disposed to being selective in their accommodation of foreign entities.

Germany have looked ominous as ever, particularly in disposing of Portugal 4-0, buthehe French may just fancy their chances of scoring goals after watching that wonderfully open 2-2 draw between the Germans and Ghana, which may have been the World Cup's finest game so far.

You can tell that it's the Chinese version because of the presence of sadistic, sneering, warmongering Japanese, whom the hero must dispose of in ever more improbable numbers.