Sentence examples for dispatch people from inspiring English sources

This was purely a decision by Continental and their dispatch people about how they wanted to handle that airplane," he said.

"Our dispatch people were actually in the building, they were literally hanging on, with air-conditioning units blowing off the roof and whatnot," said Judy Graham-Weaver, public relations manager for AirTran Airways.

Burke argued that Abbott, as a former health minister in the Howard government, would know it was dangerous to dispatch people to PNG without proper vaccinations and screenings for diseases, and without proper accommodation.

"The idea that a king had become so important that you dispatch people to go with him into the afterlife reflected changes in royal power and in religious practice and thinking".

Mr. Bush, who has presided over more than 100 executions, has never expressed a doubt about the assembly-line process by which Texas courts dispatch people to its execution chamber.

In Dispatch, people work to use what they have to develop projects.

The men's lawyer, Joseph Policelli, countered by telling the Observer-Dispatch, "People don't blackmail people by claiming that they had homosexual activities with somebody".

Vice has a reputation for stunt journalism, having dispatched people in the past to war zones and hot spots overseas.

Next, they tried TaskRabbit, a start-up that dispatches people to help with household tasks and errands.

It seemed that everyone, when he or she discovered my occupation, had a smug announcement of an oh-so-clever way of dispatching people like me.

"You're a tacit insult," said Edward T. Chambers, executive director of the Industrial Areas Foundation, which trains and dispatches people like Mr. Drake to fight local power structures.