Sentence examples similar to contemplated dispatching from inspiring English sources
Nixon, contemplating Armageddon, dispatched the U.S.S.
He did indeed contemplate just such a move, dispatching the minister Michael Wills to study the options.
Most developments so far in the area of Fleet Management (and a significant part of contemplated future applications) address operational issues, load matching and resource allocation, dispatching, and routing, in particular.
First, the Court offers a series of hypotheticals to suggest that the term "dispatched" not only contemplates a prompt shipment, but also connotes sending the letter directly to a place where the person is likely to be physically located.
BRYAN PROTESTS AGAINST A DISPATCH; Did Not Say That He 'Would Put the Bible in the Constitution.' REPORTER CONDENSED IT SO What Bryan Did Say Which Led to the Belief That He Contemplated Such a Campaign.
MR. BRYAN PROTESTS AGAINST A DISPATCH; Did Not Say That He 'Would Put the Bible in the Constitution.' REPORTER CONDENSED IT SO What Bryan Did Say Which Led to the Belief That He Contemplated Such a Campaign.
He contemplated being scanned.
