Sentence examples for dispatch there from inspiring English sources
Last year the Blues alone made the quarter‑finals, qualifying from the pools as a best runner-up, and their dispatch there by Leinster – it was painfully undemanding for the defending champions – made no difference to the sense of well-being that went with another Welsh grand slam in the Six Nations.
Shaun Tougher however posits that Nikephoros was sent to Italy only after the accession of Leo VI, as Leo in his writings takes credit for his dispatch there, and that his recall was not until ca. 887.
But act with dispatch: there is already a waiting list for a green tank dress, and the new patterns will again be discontinued come fall.
Beijing would like to eventually dispatch there the thousands of North Korean defectors who now are in China so that they could build a favorable political base for Beijing's gradual economic takeover of the region.
Although the country is still afflicted with the legacies of its two colonial powers — Byzantine corruption and Italian bureaucracy — it has opened up to international trade with dispatch: there are foreign goods for sale, even if few Libyans can afford them.
Well, everyone is still reporting that it's a world record, although the usually hyperbolic Press Association have included this caveat in their most recent dispatch: "There is no world record for the event as the team sprint is held over three laps, regardless of the size of the track".
"Our officers were dispatched there yesterday and questioned him.
He was the nearest Guardian man to the story and was promptly dispatched there.
Flying into London's main airport can be such a frustrating experience that many business travellers dread being dispatched there.
That figure does not represent the number needed to pacify Iraq, but the maximum number that can easily be dispatched there.
Europeans first visited the northern part of the region in 1841 42, when an expedition was dispatched there by Muḥammad ʿAlī Pasha, the Ottoman sultan of Egypt.
