Sentence examples for dispatching a bunch from inspiring English sources

Next year she plans to celebrate her 60-year reign by travelling the UK – while dispatching a bunch of lesser royals to far-flung parts of what remains of the Commonwealth.

Men used to gamble on the speed with which a terrier could dispatch a bunch of rats.

*Bwana Devil (1952) First full-length 3D film told the tale of big-game hunters sent to dispatch a bunch of Tsavo man-eating lions.

The Reporters left, feeling sorry, and outside took up a collection among themselves, with which they dispatched a large bunch of violets and a card.

In 1988, now-defunct style magazine The Face dispatched a reporter to meet the Wild Bunch, a group of Bristol DJs and rappers who were local legends thanks to their parties, both legal and illegal.

Lieutenant Glassberg dispatched a detective to investigate.

Castresana dispatched a team of investigators.

Dobbs therefore dispatched a further expedition.

Life magazine dispatched a photographer.

But each time the Huskies punched back, finally dispatching the pesky bunch from Virginia, 78-67, to advance to a second-round game in the East Regional Sunday against No. 7-seeded North Carolina State.

As for London, Diana takes one look at the smog and the filth and declares, "It's hideous". Her next move is to trade her long boots and breastplate, possibly ill-suited to the British climate, for a long-skirted suit, spectacles, and a decorous hat, before being dispatched, together with Steve and a bunch of friendly ruffians, to the battlefields of Europe.