Sentence examples for time disposing from inspiring English sources

And Blackstone will waste no time disposing of some of its newly acquired assets, taking advantage of the hot Manhattan real estate market.

Without the mental lapses of her three-set quarterfinal victory, she wasted no time disposing of Morariu, an American ranked 43rd on the WTA tour with a reputation for inconsistency.

Kluge wasted no time disposing of it;it blocked his view.

In these notes, you can see a writer who knows how to get to the point, recognizes bullshit as soon as it's under her nose, and doesn't waste any time disposing of it the mind of a jaded child of Hollywood as much as of a humorist and mental health advocate.

You will not at any time dispose of any materials which could be relevant to a potential complaint without our prior approval.

At the time, Flexner did not believe that there were "sufficient profitable problems" in neurology for research, and John Fulton later blamed the project's lapse on a mixture of Cushing's stormy personality and the fact that neurology was simply "not a branch of medicine which the philanthropic foundations were at the time disposed to support".

If you're planning to rake a section of the yard or for a small amount of time, dispose of your pile as you go.

In other times, disposing of debris meant piling it up and burning it.

As I report in Friday's Times, disposing of the waste produced by natural gas drilling will become a larger and more contentious issue if New York State gives the go-ahead to horizontal hydraulic fracturing, which uses millions of gallons of fluids per well to release gas from the Marcellus Shale.

He decapitated approximately twelve of his victims with a hacksaw, and kept at least one group of severed heads probably the four later found on Taylor Mountain (Rancourt, Parks, Ball, and Healy)—in his apartment for a period of time before disposing of them.

The WHO's recommendation of 1,200 cubic metres a head, they say, applies to more extravagant countries: Egypt recycles much of its Nile water, often several times, before disposing of it.