Sentence examples for dispatched around from inspiring English sources

While the military has dispatched around 30,000 troops to spearhead the rescue effort, public anger is mounting over what is widely seen as an inadequate response by the country's civilian authorities.

Cy Brown of Louisiana Hog Control guesses that, working on weekend nights over the past six months, he and his partner have dispatched around 300 porkers to hog heaven.People have two objections to hunting with drones.

The large-scale management that is needed for these refugees has never existed in Greece — and this is Europe, which has some of the world's most sophisticated military and rescue teams, whose expertise and manpower are dispatched around the world.

There is also substantial evidence that once terrorists are dispatched around the globe as "sleepers," they are given considerable latitude in selecting their targets and executing their plans in order to minimize communication and detection.

The recent trash problem was compounded when employees of one of the multinational companies — men and women in green uniforms with crude brooms dispatched around the city — stopped working in a dispute with the city.

Soya probably reached the Americas from China.There are less happy histories, of course, like that of the Black Death a mixture, probably, of bubonic and pneumonic plague, though even now no one is quite sure which in the 14th century dispatched around 30% of Europe's human population.

Corporate America, which often prides itself on the supposed invincibility of the legions of men and women it dispatches around the world, could learn a few things about employee health and welfare from the World Bank.

In the first phase of Operation Black Hole, he dispatched officers around the country to pose as buyers.

Miller set out to cull similar data and trends from China, and, a year ago, he dispatched pollsters around the country to ask questions.

In 2004, White House aides say that Mr. Cheney will be dispatched frequently around the nation, where he is a superstar among the Republican faithful.

So to stir up crowds for the opening, Mr. Green dispatched promoters around the city, offering Topshop totes and gift cards redeemable for up to $500 to anyone who looked vaguely cool.