Sentence examples for dispatching only from inspiring English sources

Britain did not even do that, dispatching only a junior official.

The British looked particularly silly, issuing high-sounding condemnations of the Myanmar government but dispatching only a junior minister to the meeting.

And television stations routinely do not even bother to send a reporter, dispatching only a camera operator to catch the golden moment on tape.

The question of Dexter's fate was baked into the gothic premise: a psychopath trained by his adoptive father, a police officer, to be an honorable killer, dispatching only those who needed killing.

This was surely one of the riskiest shows ever attempted on mainstream TV – one that invited the audience to identify with a serial killer, albeit one who operates to a rigorous code of ethics, dispatching only villains lacking his own moral finesse.

The Good Samaritan law isn't an entirely new idea for Canada: After a one-year trial period that began in 2003, the police in Vancouver adopted a policy of not responding to non-fatal overdose reports, instead dispatching only paramedics.

On any other Monday, the department would have dispatched only 904 trucks.

A Gazoo team member was hastily dispatched, only to discover that the plug had been pulled out of the socket.

"Now there's only Panorama, a shadow of its former self, and C4's Dispatches, only on part of the year.

"Now there's only Panorama, a shadow of its former self, and Channel 4's Dispatches, only on part of the year," he said.

Bill Whalen, an aide to former Gov. Pete Wilson, a Republican who led California for two terms, said he was surprised that Mr. Bush had dispatched only a handful of cabinet secretaries to the state.