Sentence examples for dispatch a bunch from inspiring English sources

Men used to gamble on the speed with which a terrier could dispatch a bunch of rats.

*Bwana Devil (1952) First full-length 3D film told the tale of big-game hunters sent to dispatch a bunch of Tsavo man-eating lions.

Next year she plans to celebrate her 60-year reign by travelling the UK – while dispatching a bunch of lesser royals to far-flung parts of what remains of the Commonwealth.

The Reporters left, feeling sorry, and outside took up a collection among themselves, with which they dispatched a large bunch of violets and a card.

In 1988, now-defunct style magazine The Face dispatched a reporter to meet the Wild Bunch, a group of Bristol DJs and rappers who were local legends thanks to their parties, both legal and illegal.

Lieutenant Glassberg dispatched a detective to investigate.

Castresana dispatched a team of investigators.

Dobbs therefore dispatched a further expedition.

Life magazine dispatched a photographer.

Her next move is to trade her long boots and breastplate, possibly ill-suited to the British climate, for a long-skirted suit, spectacles, and a decorous hat, before being dispatched, together with Steve and a bunch of friendly ruffians, to the battlefields of Europe.

I've dispatched an ambulance.