Sentence examples for dispatch of arms from inspiring English sources

But Moscow's evident dispatch of arms during the summer of 1962 led Kennedy to issue a public statement — for domestic as much as foreign consumption — that drew a red line at the placement of offensive weapons on the island, as opposed to the defensive ones already in transit.

Many times, a man with a van is dispatched in darkness to a crematory to pick up boxes of arms and legs and heads.

Scarcely had the clash of arms ended in this last great battle, before Granger with two divisions was dispatched to the relief of Burnside, beleaguered in Knoxville.

And coats of arms.

Hague says he authorised the dispatch of a "small diplomatic team" to Libya in circumstances that meant they needed armed protection.

3.33pm: Hague says he authorised the dispatch of a "small diplomatic team" to Libya in circumstances that meant they needed armed protection.

But intelligence skillfully and dangerously secured by local operative Jama Farah (Barkhad Abdi; nominated for Best Supporting Actor, Academy Award and Golden Globe for his role in Mr. Phillips) shows the Al-Shabaab militants in the process of arming and dispatching suicide bombers.

"The regularity and dispatch of it!

The dispatch of flowers and condolence cards.

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Hoping to end the arms race, Argentina made an offer to purchase one of the two Brazilian ships, but the refusal prompted the dispatch of an Argentine naval commission to Europe to acquire dreadnoughts.