The music suddenly disperses, much the way traffic jams often clear up "for no apparent reason," as Mr. Tovey puts it in his program note.
15.59 Almost certainly out of a silent, unspoken sense of respect, the crowd suddenly disperses, each member at once conscious of their infringement of Madonna's personal space.
Created in Manhattan in 1993 by Bill Wasik, then a senior editor at Harper's Magazine, they're organised via text or email, encouraging groups of random people to gather at a specific place at a specific time and do something random (singing, skipping, walking round like a dinosaur) for a set period of time before suddenly dispersing.
If they suddenly disperse to leave the "two of you alone together", it means she has already told them she likes you and has asked them to scram should you come along.
She made the strokes sinuous and calligraphic, so they float and suddenly disperse like leaves in a wind.
"It was dispersed suddenly by the news of Göring's suicide".
In Japan, the student protests were fairly visible, but dispersed suddenly and had no further impacts on dealing with the past.
As a result, the BSB-Me suddenly precipitated to form dispersed nanocrystals.
When he died in 2008, this collection was dispersed and suddenly all this pin-up art came on the market and could be photographed, could be seen, could be spread around.
Most had dispersed by late afternoon, when suddenly a new bunch of protesters turned up at the entrance to the security zone to make trouble.
