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More than half the money has yet to be dispersed.

At his death in 1913 many of these were dispersed.

I turn back to the other table but they've dispersed.

Its students and teachers have been dispersed to at least three other high schools.

And so the company had dispersed: each man to his home.

He got up and a few minutes later the meeting had dispersed.

A man came up and gave them an order; they dispersed.

"The people who used them were dispersed throughout the city."

When the local police showed up in force, the group dispersed.

This force also quickly dispersed and lost only one man.

His men let them through the lines and they dispersed.

From there, over the 6th century, the new population dispersed north and west.

The group dispersed to go to work, and for a month they worked very hard indeed.

The police came by one day and tried to disperse them.

Instead, he said, the police gave the teachers five minutes to disperse.

He had the power to move them and they began to disperse.

After his death in 1920, some of the collection was dispersed.

People who had been dispersed came back to their homes.

So they dispersed a lot of people and resources throughout the country.

The entire team living there dispersed quickly on the following morning.

The police dispersed them and closed the state university, which had not happened in 20 years.

By the next day, all 5,700 available Guard members were dispersed around the state, they said.

Since the fire, the School has been dispersed over a number of sites.

As a result, everything was brought under control and the crowd soon dispersed.

I lead a team of ten, dispersed around the region.