Sentence examples for dispatch my from inspiring English sources

I was about to dispatch my second when a greying, pot-bellied man appeared next to me at the bar.

PARIS — When golden poppies blanket the hills of Northern California, it's the annual season to dispatch my daughter — a summertime American — for home.

As Evgeny Morozov wrote in a blog post for Foreign Policy, "If I were working for the Iranian or the Chinese government, I would immediately dispatch my Internet geek squads to check on Google Buzz accounts for political activists and see if they have any connections that were previously unknown to the government".

She pried the cap off, and discovered the following dispatch: "MY SISTER SENDED A NOTE THAT WASN'T TRUE".

An official at the Foreign Office in London wrote in the margin of one dispatch: "My guess is that it'll take some time before Reagan gets labelled as a bozo by Middle America".

Once this missive had been dispatched, my days (there were five of them) were spent in suspense and anxiety.

He also dispatched my racket because the grip was too small.

In the delightfully dated city of Córdoba, I dispatched my husband to the men's floor while I hunted in vain.

"As soon as I started reading the dispatches my stomach started churning," Mr. Gruber said of the arguments on Tuesday, while taking a break from quizzing his son for a biology test.

When I want to use my body to get somewhere, I think about it, and then energy is dispatched to my legs, and I begin moving.

Its missing crew had presumably been swiftly dispatched by my forebears.