Sentence examples for quickly disposed from inspiring English sources

Unsuspecting has a disposable fiancé, who is quickly disposed of, and a military dad (just like Jennifer Connelly in "The Hulk"), who is in charge of the high-tech weapons system that will soon take over the world, wipe out most of the human race and send killer cyborgs from the future to deal with the remnant.

These activities lead to the generation of municipal and industrial wastes which pose problems of disposal and sometimes, are quickly disposed into the nearby water bodies (Akaninwor et al. 2007).

Ruffo's bands quickly disposed of the weak democratic militia.

'The only concrete evidence they had, we quickly disposed of,' she says.

His parentage and early years are quickly disposed of, in a nervous style of notation and existential questions: The oppressiveness of good manners.

She contended that Mr. Durst had refused to take a police lie detector test and had quickly disposed of some of his wife's possessions.

Mr. Boehner was clear, however, that Republicans were eager to quickly dispose of the politically charged issue.

Dershowitz quickly disposes of some of the standard responses -- that torture is ineffective, that once allowed, it would become a common police practice.

He notes that Peter of Ravenna, author of the most famous memory textbook of the 15th century, said "if you wish to remember quickly, dispose the images of the most beautiful virgins into memory places".

The chief benefit of online liquidators is that they can help retailers quickly dispose of their unsold goods, finding online buyers who will pay much more than traditional liquidators.

Federal officials defended the exceptionally high cost — so far about $177 million for the nearly one million cubic yards of debris handled by the Army Corps — saying it was justified by the complicated assignment of quickly disposing of debris in the midst of a major urban area.