"Those sickened must be cured or die off, & being chiefly of the very scum of the city, the quicker [their] dispatch the sooner the malady will cease".
But no sooner were these fables dispatched by scrupulous JFK researchers, than public discourse on the JFK story was engulfed by a new set of assertions imbued with an anti-conspiratorial animus that is also unhinged from the historical record.
But Mr. Rumsfeld said that figure would have been even higher had the United States been able to dispatch more ground forces sooner.
Serious money is being made, but at a cost: no sooner, it seems, have the minerals been extracted than they are dispatched to China, powering the growth of one of the world's great polluters.
The Polish-Muscovite War had no sooner been ended by the treaty of Deulino than Chodkiewicz was hastily dispatched southwards to defend the southern frontier against the Turks, who, in the opening phase of the Polish Ottoman War, defeated Polish forces at Cecora, killing Hetman Zółkiewski.
No sooner had they executed five witches — all impudently protesting their innocence — than God had dispatched the Andover witches, who offered "a most ample, surprising, amazing confession of all their villainies," acknowledging the five executed that had been their confederates, and naming many more.
After Stanford dispatched U.C. Davis in the first round of the N.C.A.A. tournament, the Aggies' coach, Sandy Simpson, noted that the Cardinal players made up for their one clear shortcoming — team speed — "by knowing the angles and getting to places sooner".
Rangers have been dispatched.
I dispatched environmental testers.
France dispatched 260 gendarmes.
