Sentence examples for board dispatched from inspiring English sources

Last month, the board dispatched doormen, tape measures in hand, to measure the distance to the nearest school, hoping to find grounds for a legal challenge.

With rumblings that the Paterno family was thinking of suing the board of trustees for defamation, the board dispatched its lawyer to negotiate the final payments.

To measure the problem, the control board dispatched inspectors and "surveillance specialists" to stand like scarecrows beneath trees and wait for 60 seconds.

The Coast Guard in Hawaii, notified that the ship had not reported in for three days and that the owners suspected a hijacking or some other trouble on board, dispatched a C-130 aircraft, which spotted the Full Means II about 200 miles southeast of Hawaii over the weekend, and the 110-foot Coast Guard cutter Kiska intercepted the ship 80 miles off Hilo on Tuesday.

Shareholders are especially indignant that the board dispatched Yang and co-founder David Filo, who they believe opposed selling the company, to negotiate with Microsoft.

In January — 10 months before the company initiated the current investigation — two board members dispatched Michael Aiello, a partner at the law firm Weil Gotshal & Manges, to interview Mr. Moonves.

When Bronk announced his intention to leave, the board had dispatched trustee Thomas S. Nichols (for whom the president's residence at Homewood is named) to State College, Pa., to recruit Eisenhower for the presidency.

Now, the board is dispatching directors to meet with shareholders, according to people briefed on the board's plans.

The best thing Blair could do now is to charter a cruise ship, load Gould and his focus groups on board, and dispatch it on a 10-year tour of the world with all contact with land forbidden.

Intercom: The TWCS could also provide capabilities for voice calls over IP (VoIP) for communication between crew on board and dispatching personnel at the wayside.

A board emissary was dispatched, to little effect.