Sentence examples for dispatched down from inspiring English sources
As an Australian, Holloway naturally focuses on the scars inflicted on the 5,000 children dispatched down under after 1945, and although his play depends too heavily on withheld information, it has an unremitting emotional power.
19.5 overs: New Zealand 173-6 (Franklin 8, Williamson 3) Kulasekara with the final over but his first delivery is a full toss and dispatched down the ground for four by Franklin.
There may be the odd punter that will accommodate you, Tom... 124th over: England 520-7 (Flintoff 167, Hoggard 6) Omari Banks takes over from Sarwan and he is immediately dispatched down the ground, flat-bat style, by Freddie to bring up his 150.
When movie fans finally saw him dispatched down a chimney in the memorable opening scenes of For Your Eyes Only the world lost one of its truly great super-villains.
In addition, especially when wind power needs to be dispatched down in case of low load and high wind speed or due to other operational constrains, a large amount of untapped wind power can be fully utilized as spinning reserve to support temporary frequency response in the event of severe disturbances [4].
Benbow was given eight bomb vessels and seven or eight frigates and was dispatched down the coast.
The tinclad Springfield, armed with six 24-pound howitzers, was at New Albany and was dispatched down-river and arrived on the scene just after Morgan had begun to ferry his force across the river.
Westwood responds by unsheathing the driver - and given that he's just bogeyed the last two holes, and given up a three-shot lead in doing so, the calm shot he dispatches down the middle is a thing of wonder.
Besides bringing up the Lone Star state's failings in all three debates, the vice-president dispatched Joe Lieberman down there to make the case that Mr Bush has turned Texas into a third-world backwater.
This was later deleted and a fresh Twitter bomb was correctly dispatched to Downing Street.
84th over: England 312-5 (Flintoff 41 G.Jones 27) Lawson bowls a tidy enough over but Flintoff is seeing the ball like a watermelon, and he calmly dispatches him down the ground for a lofted boundary.
