Sentence examples for dispatch himself from inspiring English sources

"Dastyari had to do it himself, bereft of a leader, he had to take the sword into his own hands and dispatch himself," the prime minister said.

The wide Delacorte stage allows Konstantin to dispatch himself in front of the audience, instead of offstage, and the moment is marvellously managed, with Konstantin sunk in a half-lit armchair that faces away from the audience.

Conn was instead dispatched himself.

As a small child, he preached sermons to his sisters and dispatched himself to three different Sunday schools each week.

In this high room, in 1885, it was said, Howard Ash, the last living descendant of our town's founder, General Hannaniah Ash, had sealed the blank note of his life and dispatched himself, with postage due, to his Creator.

But when Obama dispatched himself to Copenhagen to campaign for Chicago as the site of the 2016 Olympics his team failed to do what Chicago pols are famous for: take a rigorous head count.

(The drum major, whom many viciously whispered was "definitely gay" -- and probably was -- dispatched himself with a bullet in the woods my sophomore year).

Meanwhile, the second-seeded Agassi plays a qualifier to reach a second-rounder with Todd Martin, who must first dispatch a qualifier himself.

This should make certain things easier for him: in earlier seasons, when he needed someone dead he had to push that person in front of a train himself, or dispatch his aide Douglas Stamper to take care of it.

Beethoven's early fame was as a performer, and his piano part is top-heavy with rapid-fire runs and arpeggios: just the kind of problems that Beethoven himself would dispatch with appropriate flair.

Bale was brought down and he picked himself up to dispatch his spot-kick with nonchalance.