Sentence examples similar to Dispatch to us from inspiring English sources
The accounts have been "translated" into English (of a sort) and dispatched to us by means unknown.
(In 1951 the case against us was mainly pacifist. Now the anti-militarism has a more urgent and explicit ecological dimension). A metastasizing swarm of metal bugs — the best special effects in a movie that often looks cheap and bedraggled — is dispatched to eat us and everything we've made, or at least everything on the New Jersey Turnpike.
(In 1951 the case against us was mainly pacifist. Now the anti-militarism has a more urgent and explicit ecological dimension.) A metastasizing swarm of metal bugs — the best special effects in a movie that often looks cheap and bedraggled — is dispatched to eat us and everything we've made, or at least everything on the New Jersey Turnpike.
What about James, who when dispatched to meet us for a mid-point inspection on a CYOC job, went to the wrong address and delayed the meeting by one hour.
From the glass bridge of the ship, Shannon and his team keep an eye on the unmanned aerial vehicle and the airplane that Iran has dispatched to monitor us.
US physicists were dispatched to Dimona but were given the run-around from the start.
After a few rounds of behind-the-scenes negotiations, a high level US delegation is dispatched to bring home the unfortunate individual.
He says US experts are being dispatched to help find the girls.
Last October, President Obama announced that 100 US troops would be dispatched to central Africa as advisers to those fighting against the LRA.
As reported by Nick Turse in TomDispatch, US Special Operations Command (SOCOM) spokesman Ken McGraw says that US special operations soldiers have been dispatched to 135 countries in 2015, or around 69 per cent of all the countries in the world.
About 150 members of the new US-trained national army were dispatched to Faryab yesterday, though there were no reports of them arriving in Maimana.
