Sentence examples for will disband from inspiring English sources

The company will disband afterward.

After the July production 13P will disband as planned, a spokesman confirmed on Thursday.

Following which, the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, after almost sixty years, will disband, just like that.

The university fights off rumors — untrue, officials say — that it will disband its athletic program.

The company will disband at the end of the year, and so every opportunity is a last time of sorts.

Both sides reckon the new parliament will reverse the purges and will disband or stop funding the Libya Shield.

"If we haven't come up with something concrete in four months," Mayor Lukin said recently in his office, "we'll disband".

Raising Malawi will not disband and will instead use its money in different ways to help the poor in a country where Madonna has sought to become a major philanthropic presence, foundation officials said.

Its status has been a major source of contention because the assemblies will soon disband, and a new crop of legislators will be voted in by Jan . 15 prompting General Musharraf's opponents to argue that any vote for president should wait until then.

Trump, of course, will not disband it, and his failure to do so will be the clearest evidence (if any is needed) that there was no pivot last week, but at most a very slight detour on the road to an electoral future of Republican dominance.

Companies won't have employees; they'll just move from short-term project to short-term project, assembling small groups of people, who will then disband when the work is done.