Sentence examples for once disposed from inspiring English sources

politicians she had once disposed of, who didn't conceal their glee.

Indications are, however, that processing water which was once disposed of enables those along the supply chain to create value from something that previously had none, without passing on much (if any) of that onto smallholders.

Earlier Xiao Ling told Claire the grim legend of how women with unwanted babies once disposed of them by throwing them into the Yangtze River and letting the three gorges decide their fate: a new family, death by drowning or a return to the place where they were abandoned.

It no longer runs articles quite as silly as one in an early issue about urinating while standing on a hill or a particularly memorable one in which the underground filmmaker Jon Moritsugu explained how he once disposed of 800 pounds of rotting meat (hence the drawing of the rib roast).

Despite a useful life of just minutes, traditional plastic straws cannot degrade once disposed of and Mr Sidanta acknowledges their days are probably numbered.

With Cedric Benson rushing for 174 yards and three touchdowns and a dominating defensive effort in their 31-7 victory Saturday, the No. 16 Longhorns dismissed the No. 12 Cornhuskers as easily as Nebraska once disposed of its opponents.

Mrs. N. Burton Bass of Atlanta was reported to be the leading seller, once disposing of 233 coins in an afternoon.

With a single, seemingly casual gesture — Mary pokes the mattress in her new Boston bedroom, and finds that it's very hard — Dwan at once disposes of pages of exposition.

Well, you rapidly enter the realms of espionage, with calls made from disposable mobiles, bought for cash, used once and disposed of before the police can ever access the number used.

Having beaten Stoke City in the previous round, Coventry, who are sixth in League Two, once again disposed of a struggling higher division side.

The combination of IoT and blockchain is also creating the possibility of a circular economy and liquefying the capacity of assets, where resources can be shared and reused instead of purchased once and disposed after use.