Sentence examples for but dispatched from inspiring English sources

Mr Putin made no public statement on the bombings but dispatched Alexander Bortnikov, the head of the security service, to Volgograd.

Archbishop Dolan, who had played a low-key role in the debate, was in Seattle on Friday, but dispatched Bishop Nicholas A. DiMarzio of Brooklyn to Albany in a last-ditch effort to influence the Senate's Republican majority.

In the women's draw, Venus Williams, the second seed, faced her toughest opposition yet, but dispatched Alisa Kleybanova, 6-4, 6-2, to move forward, joined by fourth-seeded Jelena Jankovic.

How many Republican members of Congress are offended by the news that Trump did not deliver his letter of dismissal through the usual chain of command but dispatched his longtime bodyguard, Keith Schiller, to hand-deliver it to F.B.I. headquarters?

In the historical back story of her uneven first novel, THE INTELLIGENCER (Atria, $24), Silbert makes a spirited case for the revisionist theory that the romantic 16th-century poet and playwright was not killed in a taproom brawl but dispatched for his spymongering.

But the jury at his trial for murder, gazing on his confident but undeniably young face in the dock, took a more compassionate view, and thanks to them, he was not hanged, but dispatched to Broadmoor, where he took part in chess tournaments and learned to play the violin and cornet.

But, dispatching civil servants to communities could overcome our credibility problem.

"And then we can track not track, but dispatch them more effectively".

The British looked particularly silly, issuing high-sounding condemnations of the Myanmar government but dispatching only a junior minister to the meeting.

Airlines cannot do much to fix perennial problems like air traffic delays, of course, but dispatching a minder to help can ease the pain.

But dispatch the photographer to a Mexican beach with a duffel bag full of swimsuits and a posse of his friends, and he's perfectly in his element.