Sentence examples for he is divesting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murdoch (who bought the company that bought my last company) bought MySpace when it was convenient, generated a windfall from the Google deal, and now that its fortunes have soured, he is divesting from the medium: first Photobucket, then Rotten Tomatoes.

The media-shy Mr. Li denied in September, when he dropped by a media lunch "by surprise," that he was divesting from Hong Kong, China Daily reported.

That news might have passed somewhat unnoticed except that a handsome lad by the name of Leonardo DeCaprio announced at the same time that he was divesting his own assets and those of his charitable foundation – which for some reason seemed of interest to our planet's news media, go figure.

FAI head honcho John Delaney went out for a half pint of Artisan Dehydration Accelerator in Sopot one evening, cradling the small glass until carouse o'clock, at which point he was divested of his shoes and socks by equally emotional Irish fans chairlifting him around the streets.

So far he's divested a third of his collection, for $1 million.

There seems to be a sense that he's is divesting himself of his possessions.

"The Army is divesting itself of noncore functions.

BP is divesting some assets to concentrate on higher earners.

The Rockefeller Foundation is divesting from coal and tar sands.

Rocket Internet -backed food delivery business Foodpanda is divesting yet more of its international holdings.

In a tacit admission of defeat the company is divesting its used-car and rental-car operations.