"In the first case, the income is uncertain and limited in duration; sickness or death destroys it and old age diminishes it; in the other, the source of income continues; the income may be disposed of during a man's life and it descends to his heirs.
But a train allows insight into a destination, peering into a nation's backyards as it runs unfettered through country and city, transporting a cross-section of locals and travellers, some of whom may be disposed to talk – even if it's just on a mobile phone.
But while Vicki, who is 55, may be disposed to run for the seat when it falls empty, there will surely be reasons other than Joe getting in the way to make her pause.
According to this legislation, such waste may be disposed of in landfill sites designed to accommodate hazardous waste, or it may be incinerated.
It has been proposed that the harvested Cd-rich plant materials associated with Cd phytoextraction may be disposed by incineration or pyrolysis, both of which allow the recycling of bottom ashes as fertilizers (Keller et al., 2005).
A bonding or an antibonding molecular orbital may be disposed along the line passing through the two nuclei, in which case it is designated by the Greek letter σ (sigma); or it may occupy regions approximately parallel to that line and be designated π (pi).
It is reasonable to assume that, due to long gluten exposure, older patients with untreated celiac disease may be disposed to severe nutritional deficiencies, even when they are seemingly asymptomatic.
Loose change may be disposed of in the compost bin.
Thereafter the unwanted present may be disposed of, preferably given away.
T. Rudd: Buckling sword, he might provide lord with a vest (comp. anag. incl. w, & lit).. Dr S. J. Shaw: A male servant may be disposed to earn money as this (comp. anag. incl. m, & lit).. J. R. Tozer: 'E'll 'ave gents turned out in fine clothing (e in lav (rev).
