Sentence examples for dispatching someone to from inspiring English sources

With the candidates roughly even in the Senate race, both sides are mustering get-out-the-vote efforts to ensure that their partisans make it to the polls -- even if that means dispatching someone to chauffeur them.

Miffed, he dispatches someone to call the maintenance company.

He quickly dispatched someone to expedite the license.

The White House counsel dispatched someone to Hawaii to find the president's original long-form birth certificate from 1961.

(Note: If you dispatch someone to Costco with instructions to bring home an assortment of crackers, you will end up with a lifetime supply).

Her parents had to dispatch someone to Colombia to get the antibiotics she needs, because they are not available in Venezuela.

Cary Grant liked peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, so he dispatched someone to a nearby grocery as soon as Grant walked in.

The Jets' equipment manager, Clay Hampton, recalled today that he knew that it was Chrebet's 500th reception, and he dispatched someone to retrieve the ball.

There is so far no public evidence that Isis has dispatched someone to commit a terrorist attack in a Western country, although it has encouraged supporters who cannot travel to Syria to do what they can at home.

Within an hour or so of leaving, Ms. Calas had gone on a grocery run for the woman with money she'd collected, and dispatched someone to unclog her sink.

When there was a minor problem with my shower, the maintenance department dispatched someone to fix it within ten minutes.