Sentence examples for goods disposed from inspiring English sources

The goods disposed of through the burial were generally believed to have been unsold copies of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, a game which had become one of the biggest commercial failures in video gaming and is often cited as one of the worst video games ever released; and the Atari 2600 port of Pac-Man, whadh had been commercially successful but critically maligned.

Stolen goods were disposed of through a chain of fences in south and north London.

It became obvious that many accomplices had to be involved, that fast means of transportation were available and that the goods were disposed of at faraway places.

And it turns out that she runs a street stall, made entirely of goods that were disposed of.

Cromwell is good at disposing of redundant queens.

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The Uniform Sales Act has somewhat modified the consequences of a buyer's acceptance of any part of the goods; and we are disposed to believe that there may be situations, in which the buyer's eventual use of a part, even though it may be strictly a violation of his duties as bailee, will not impose upon him in invitum a retraction of an earlier rejection.

Unsold, Klondike-branded goods had to be disposed of at special rates in Seattle.

They have also argued that there is nothing fetishistic in supposing that the good person is motivationally disposed to do the right thing and that, in any case, alternative externalist explanations of a reliable connection between moral judgment and motivation are available (Copp 1997, 49 50).

African countries have demanded action to stem the import of electronic waste, including old computers and mobile telephones from Europe, where stringent environmental laws make exporting used goods cheaper than disposing of them at home.

The students also said that they were conserving more energy and water and thinking about how they disposed of consumer goods like appliances and clothing.