Sentence examples for been able to dispatch from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Rumsfeld said that figure would have been even higher had the United States been able to dispatch more ground forces sooner.

With its skill at inland navigation, Britain had been able to dispatch forces and supplies westward.

Thus, two months later he was able to dispatch General Longstreet's entire corps to Georgia where it contributed to the Confederate victory at Chickamauga.

As a result, Mr. Edling said he was able to dispatch just one technology person to support them, rather than two or three.

A resourceful neighbor called the French police, who were able to dispatch the Gestapo men by asking them for requisition orders that they did not have.

Yet Murray was able to dispatch him and will now play either Jo-Wilfried Tsonga or Denis Kudla tomorrow for a place in the final of the Aegon Championships.

Moeen was able to dispatch the bowlers to every distant part of the ground – and the boundaries here are a proper size.

Johansen's cut-back found Stokes in space and he was able to dispatch a low shot between two defenders and into the net.

With lunch approaching, Cook decided to give Joe Root's off spin a whirl and he duly obliged with a long hop which Williamson was able to dispatch to reach his half century.

On Thursday, the panel of five Democrats and five Republicans is scheduled to release a book-length final report that will show how virtually every element of national security failed on Sept. 11 and why Osama bin Laden was able to dispatch 19 Arab terrorists across American borders undetected, murder 3,000 people in a matter of hours and change the course of the nation's history.

The corresponding RA then needs to be able to dispatch thousands of requests per second.