Sentence examples for began to dispatch from inspiring English sources

"As soon as we saw snow falling, we began to dispatch trucks," he said.

Subsequently, Limón began to dispatch twenty police officers nightly to escort conservationists and patrol the beaches.

In March 1915, the Commission, with the support of the Red Cross, began to dispatch photographic prints and cemetery location information in answer to the requests.

Eventually the Tatar men who had survived the war began to arrive, dispatched to Uzbekistan to join their families.

After winning a newspaper's essay contest, she began to file dispatches from Queens about one Korean family's New York journey.

As the conflict began to intensify, Baghdadi quietly dispatched one of his junior officers, Abu Muhammad al-Joulani, across the border in late 2011 to take advantage of the chaos.

After the stock has cooled, simply reheat it, he continued, and "any bacteria that landed there and began to multiply will be dispatched well before the stock hits a simmer".

This was followed by a diplomatic crisis, when a rumor began to circulate that China had dispatched a gunboat carrying investigators to Mexican waters.

Soon, reporters based in Lagos began to send him controversial dispatches that their own editors refused to print.

The dog began to read, from a London dispatch.

The US military build-up began to take form with the dispatch of aircraft to the region to reinforce 100 aircraft already in bases in the gulf.