Sentence examples for dispatched to join from inspiring English sources

A medical team from the agency is being dispatched to join doctors from the aid organization Doctors Without Borders.

Soon after, Thao was dispatched to join Khiêm as his press attaché.

In March 1941, the rest of the 49th Battalion was dispatched to join the detachment in New Guinea, with a strength of 26 officers and 527 other ranks.

To strengthen the assault, the 11th Infantry Division (under Colonel Bolesław Jaźwiński) was drawn from the reserves and dispatched to join the assault which was scheduled for 05:00 hours the following morning.

Ark Royal and Renown were dispatched to join the British ships outside the harbour, but as they were 36 hours away, the British naval attaché came up with a plan to make the Germans believe that the two capital ships had already arrived.

Eventually the Tatar men who had survived the war began to arrive, dispatched to Uzbekistan to join their families.

No doubt journalism has jumped forward since Lord Copper dispatched Boot to join the ghastly Corker, Shumble, Whelper and Pigge in Ishmaelia; but something has been lost too.

So he was just the fellow for JP Morgan to dispatch to Davos to join the throng fretting about inequality in incomes.

Arndt was told that there was no architecture course for her to join and was dispatched to the weaving workshop.

An extra 200 troops have been dispatched to the worst-hit areas to join the 300 already helping communities cope with the flooding.

Downing Street said an extra 200 troops had been dispatched to the worst-hit areas to join the 300 already helping communities cope with the flooding.