Sentence examples similar to I would dispatch from inspiring English sources

"I'd dispatch the family jet, but it's hung up in China all summer with my wife," I recall him saying.

The National Transportation Safety Board said it would dispatch a "go team" to begin an investigation into the accident.

The Bush administration has not yet said whether it would dispatch American soldiers to this ravaged country.

And the next day, China said it would dispatch a second oil rig into the sea, this time to the Gulf of Tonkin.

The Vatican had announced it would dispatch three American bishops to lead a complete makeover of the sisters' principal organization, the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, which represents about 80 percent of the nation's 57,000 nuns.

Saturday, it would dispatch more cabs than normal into evacuating areas of the city.

Austria and Slovakia followed Germany in re-establishing border controls and Austria said it would dispatch armed forces to guard its eastern frontier with Hungary.

In response, RAAF Headquarters stated that it would dispatch 17 Spitfires to Darwin during the next week and was preparing an additional 33 aircraft which had recently arrived in Australia.

Then came the Devill [sic] and would have me away…as I turned against God, he would dispatch me altogether … [then was heard] a mighty noyse and hissing as if the hall had been full of snakes and adders … Faustus began to crie for help … but shortly [he was] heard no more.

Nevertheless, as a writer, I can respect the ingenuity and originality of my haters when they describe in precise detail how they would dispatch me from this world.

While Rees-Mogg announced he would dispatch a letter demanding the no-confidence vote, others refused.