Sentence examples for could be dispatching from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kitano's tics add a distracted mystique to the proceedings, a somnolent shuffling that makes the explosions of violence bizarre; the swordsman could be dispatching his hapless foes in his sleep.

Animal control officers could be dispatched out of the unit.

The crew asked whether a police officer could be dispatched.

Those cases, the government lawyers figured, could be dispatched at limited cost.

UN officials say that ballot papers could be dispatched to polling stations around Afghanistan at a moment's notice.

That prison, at Ogdensburg, has 287 employees on its roster, and 419 inmates, all of whom could be dispatched to empty cells elsewhere.

And if those cars could communicate their locations to a central computer, a sanding truck could be dispatched to the area.

The international non-profit Canadem is coordinating this database of on-call advisers, who could be dispatched anytime starting next month.

His project was to make a vehicle that could be dispatched quickly to natural-disaster sites floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and provide food to survivors.

In September, the government said soldiers had to have served at least a year before they could be dispatched to Chechnya.

Apple was never thought of by his editors as an investigative reporter, for instance, but he became known as someone who could be dispatched to cover a story in unfamiliar territory — what is sometimes called in the trade "parachuting in".