Sentence examples for dispatching men from inspiring English sources

By 1217, he was dispatching men to France, Germany, Hungary, Spain, and also to the Middle East.

Instead, the chef exposed the plot to Capone, who responded by dispatching men to destroy one of Aiello's stores on West Division Street with machine gun fire.

Gen. Charles Stone dispatched men to Harrison's Island, in the middle of the Potomac River and directly across from Ball's Bluff.

We dispatched men and women to address a problem that was not of their own making and that was a heavy vote for me, as well.

But the London Greek Committee lobbied the government, sent money and weapons to the Greeks and dispatched men, including Lord Byron, then probably the most famous poet in Europe, to Greece to fight.

4 And when the generals would not agree to this, both because many of the soldiers were wounded and because all of them were worn-out in body from the fighting, he sent some of the horsemen to the camp of the Athenians to tell them that the Syracusans had already dispatched men to seize in advance the roads and the most important positions.

And they dispatched men to Athens and addressed letters to the people in which they asked them to send cavalry and funds; for they believed that the siege would be a long affair; and the Athenians voted to send three hundred talents and a contingent of cavalry to Sicily.

During the days that followed, Kinoshita dispatched men to gather intelligence, especially from peasants willing to help.

Arnold had also worked in secret for months to weaken the fort's defenses and dispatch men away from the fort.

Edward Kim said Masri used his power and influence to dispatch men on deadly missions and gave them money and equipment to carry out those jobs.

It was dropping off Titanic's lifeboats before going on to its own berth at Pier 54. "Our tug steamed alongside and when we shouted through a megaphone for the Post-Dispatch man," Mr. Chapin wrote in his autobiography, "he leaned far out over the rail from an upper deck and dropped a bundle of manuscript, tied to a life preserver, into my outstretched arms".