Sentence examples for dispatched because from inspiring English sources

The first shots were fired about 3 a.m. on Lenox Avenue near West 144th Street, where police officers had been dispatched because of a report of an argument between two men at the party.

Few people doubt that the ninja must be dispatched quickly because of their ability to disappear.

It means that the wind generation will always be dispatched first because it often has the lowest production cost in reality.

"For the time being reports produced by Quill are checked before dispatch, because we're still at an experimental stage.

This is distinct from the city's fire department, which offers a web page with nearly live updates on dispatches, because citizens tend to steer clear of conflagrations but not of less visible threats, such as when suspected perpetrators lurk in the area.

Our beleaguered hero, it appears, is being harried by the villains who want to dispatch him because he seems to be on to their skulduggery.

Pirates are often bought off because it is usually cheaper than dispatching them, kidnappers sometimes are paid ransom, but humiliated great powers generally tend to lash out.

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

I've been dispatched to Greenwich Park because Great Britain are in bang in contention for a podium finish in the team jumping final, which takes place this morning.

Over the first three months of this year, correspondents usually engaged full time in counting Israeli bricks going down in the West Bank were dispatched to Tahrir Square and Tripoli, because something even bigger was happening.

But only a week after concrete had been poured for the new stadium's main concourse, your No. 1 pitcher, perhaps the best one in the major leagues, is dispatched to New York because he will cost too much.