Sentence examples similar to I'll dispatch it from inspiring English sources

You catch it by having sex, and you get rid of it by having sex with somebody else, although here's the thing: if not passed on, it will dispatch its victim, then work its way back to you.

Amazon.com will dispatch it to you.

I will dispatch Assistant Secretary-General and former Special Representative of the Secretary-General to Minustah Edmond Mulet to Haiti as soon as possible.

As soon as possible, I will dispatch an OSIFE needs-assessment team to Greece to contact the authorities – and the people and organisations already helping the needy – to work out a plan for which we can generate public support.

The International Atomic Energy Agency, which will dispatch its delegation to Tehran on Jan . 28 has been pressing Iranian leaders for years to come clean about experiments.

To that end, the retailer will dispatch its in-store "beauty concierge" team to offer shoppers expert guidance, for one.

Call them and they'll dispatch a locksmith.

Keep him under your spotlight long enough and you'll dispatch a police car to chase him down.

It says that it will dispatch them within 28 days, either direct or to a local EE store.

Next Wednesday, it will dispatch Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Gates, Admiral Mullen, and Lt. Gen. James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, to give a classified briefing to House members.

Tesco has told customers they will still get wine offers online because it will dispatch orders from England.