Sentence examples for managed to dispose from inspiring English sources

The fund had only acquired it in December, and McLennan says she managed to dispose of it with a positive return of 5%.

Then it'll be nothing but Obamacare and government shutdowns and the occasional discussion about whether Senator Ted Cruz has managed to dispose of his recently discovered dual Canadian citizenship.

Mr Mellon's achievement was that he managed to dispose of more money and goods than any other American of his time, but did it in an unobtrusive and well-regarded way.Disgraceful to be richThe great capitalists of the 19th century, particularly Andrew Carnegie and John Rockefeller, pioneered American philanthrophy (from the Greek, love of mankind).

The evidence here is mixed; Varnish qualified only 17th in the world championships but that came after basing her training around being the starter in the team sprint, and even so she managed to dispose of the European champion, Elis Ligtlee, in the first round.

Finally the Conservative party establishment managed to dispose of Leadsom, and suddenly Cameron's preferred heir and the only Remain campaigner on the ballot was the new PM.

Adding to Romney's troubles in attracting the not-rich, the not-elderly, and the not-very-well disposed to Mormons, he also managed to lose the female G.O.P. constituency, which he has won elsewhere.

She managed to stand.

Perkus managed to stand.

Well, according to an assistant managing editor, the idea was to dispose of an anachronism while reclaiming a little of the space lost to other recent innovations, including a slightly larger type size.

"We've got to manage it, we've got to dispose of it," Mr Johnson said.

Governments can create "bad banks" or specialist asset-management companies to manage and dispose of non-performing loans; they can help develop secondary markets in distressed debt with tax and regulatory breaks.