Sentence examples for about to dispatch from inspiring English sources

As I type this, I am about to dispatch a work experience student from the Guardian's Manchester office to Blackburn.

And if Trump is about to dispatch Giuliani regularly to speak for him, buckle up.

I was about to dispatch my second when a greying, pot-bellied man appeared next to me at the bar.

On the northeast coast of Norfolk, England, along an imaginary headland somewhere between Cromer and Great Yarmouth, a serial killer is about to dispatch his fourth victim.

We are about to dispatch experts to Tunisia to assess the situation on the ground and we will further adjust our assistance to help the people more directly.

Most of the 52,500 drivers work independently, owning their own cars, and pay a weekly fee, typically about $100, to dispatch companies, who then connect them to passengers.

White House political strategists said they consult with Mr. Cheney's aides about where to dispatch him to help candidates, but Mr. Cheney does not usually get directly involved.

The presumptive Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, has pledged to bomb the Islamic State into oblivion, though he has sent contradictory messages about his willingness to dispatch American ground troops into foreign conflicts.

But by July 2006, the Pentagon comptroller and Central Command were concerned enough about insufficient accountability to dispatch a team to Pakistan to lay out new requirements for more detailed invoices, a Pentagon spokesman said.

It takes him about three seconds to dispatch the first few guards he encounters and not much longer to fight off the next round in a scene that had all the production values of The History Channel's "The Bible".

One suspects that he would have done so if it had been left up to Collins, who had no qualms about using the Arctic to dispatch a different wicked suitor in a later novel, "Poor Miss Finch".