Sentence examples for dispatching a man from inspiring English sources

Gleeson plays Perrier, a softly-spoken crime boss hounding the hero (Cillian Murphy); Perrier frets over intolerance, but doesn't think twice about dispatching a man at point-blank range.

One is that the idea of a solitary figure with a hand gun dispatching a man in combat gear with an assault rifle is not a sensible one.

As a writer, what's it like to dispatch a man to his death?

They dispatched a man to the Netherlands in April 1604 to enlist Fawkes, who, without knowledge of the precise details of the plot, returned to England and joined them.

What honor could there be in dispatching a Stumbling Man, however mercifully?

Officials even released a transcript purportedly recorded between militant leader Baitullah Mehsud and an unidentified cleric on which he claimed responsibility for dispatching a three-man team that killed Ms Bhutto.

The Taliban took responsibility for the attack in a posting on its Web site, saying the group had dispatched a young man named Nizamuddin, a resident of Kabul.

"But considering the board's history …" Then, after some ceremonial business was dispatched – a bemused man from Kaiser Permanente handed an oversized cheque to the winners of a relay race – the board got down to the business of debating the proposal.

Last night, on the most recent episode of "Monday Night Raw," Lesnar dispatched a hotheaded man calling himself a lawyer to announce that "his client" was "sick of the usual corporate B.S". and was resigning from the company — but this is clearly a stunt.

To that end, it dispatches a three-man Delta Squad to Dubai to find out the reason Konrad isn't answering their attempts to contact him.

Privately, senior military officers expressed skepticism that dispatching an untested 900-man Iraqi battalion into Falluja would pacify the embattled city of nearly 300,000 people.