Sentence examples for dispatched to make from inspiring English sources

Dylan McDermott plays the hatchet man dispatched to make Marty into a political machine.

Surrogates were dispatched to make the case that the Republicans were selling a phony issue.

Had my presence been detected, and the police been dispatched to make a show of their vigilance, or was this a genuine inspection?

Teams of volunteers from towns along the route were dispatched to make sure that trees hadn't fallen across the trail and to plant signs and markers from Old Forge, N.Y., to Fort Kent, Me.

A black-suited Motch hatchet man named Tim Wattley (Dylan McDermott) is dispatched to make Marty, who runs a small-town tourist office and dotes on his pet pugs, into a mean ("lean" not being in the physiological cards) political fighting machine.

After Botta reported to Paris his mistaken belief that he had discovered Nineveh, government support financed further excavation, and the artist E.N. Flandin was dispatched to make on-site drawings of the remains, some of which tended to disintegrate quickly after being unearthed.

The centre of the shown area contains many yellow and red shaded roads, representing the problematic access times longer than 20 min. It was decided not to use the correlation between past calls and dispatches to make suggestions to the operators.

In late December, eight of the squadron's Hudsons were dispatched to Malaya to make good the losses suffered by No. 1 and No. 8 Squadrons in the Malayan Campaign.

Before they brought her home, "the trusted pediatrician" was "dispatched to the hospital to make an evaluation of the merchandise — think of movies where the drug dealer samples the stuff before turning over the cash".

In the days following the disaster, an international reconnaissance team of engineers was dispatched to the region to make a detailed preliminary survey of damaged buildings.

By contrast, the Bush campaign today dispatched supporters to make the case, relentlessly, that recounting ballots by hand is an imprecise process.