Sentence examples for dispatched not from inspiring English sources

Donovan was dispatched not by Roosevelt, but by the secretary of the Navy.

Reporters were dispatched not to test this thesis but illustrate it.

Upon diagnosis he was dispatched, not for the last time, to a sanatorium.

When he had the cash, Mr. Brown dispatched not just a reporter but small mercenary "teams" to deliver supplies, train, write and fight.

And the suicide bombers started to be dispatched not only by Hamas and Islamic Jihad, but also by Mr Arafat's own Fatah movement and its new, radical offshoot, the al-Aqsa Brigades.Can Mr Arafat once again tame his vengeful young?

By sending the vice president, Mr. Obama dispatched not only the second highest elected official in the United States, but also a leading foreign policy expert from his service in the Senate.

So in the coming months as we help Haitians rebuild, let's dispatch not only aid workers, but also business investors.

The senator made at least a handsome $1.7 million off the deal, dispatching not only with the hardscrabble land where Reid was raised, but also the mining and water rights beneath it.

The costs, reliability impacts, and indirect emissions resulting from shutdowns, including the contribution from other plants dispatched, are not quantified in this analysis, but should not be assumed to be negligible [6].

The operator told Zimmerman that officers were being dispatched and not to pursue the boy.

In the 1980s, the KGB dispatched him not to a glamorous western capital but to provincial East Germany.