Sentence examples for dispatching us from inspiring English sources

I tapped the screen to view her itinerary and found she was dispatching us to Georgetown Hospital in Georgetown, Tex.

They welcomed us warmly, and briskly dispatched us to Room 407.

In the days that follow, social workers dispatch us to support groups.

Ms. Charles dispatched us to deliver the oysters -- they were Malpeques -- to the guests but not before we had tasted them ourselves.

When Gerard Cortembert, the chef at Le Cep, a much-admired village restaurant in Fleurie in the Beaujolais, died suddenly at 40 one day in 1990, my wife, Betsey, and I happened to be at Troisgros, and Pierre dispatched us to take his condolences at once to Chantal Chagny, the restaurant's owner.

In spring 1944, President Roosevelt dispatched US Treasury Department official Iver C. Olsen to Stockholm as a representative of the WRB.

Rosie dispatched us to find out where every kid would be attending school so we could buy the right uniforms and backpacks.

The accounts have been "translated" into English (of a sort) and dispatched to us by means unknown.

But he has dispatched nearly 600 US forces in and around Iraq to train local forces and secure the American Embassy in Baghdad and other US interests.

Kulibayev frequently appears in US dispatches as one of the men who has accumulated millions in gas-rich Kazakhstan.

(He is conveniently forgetting that we were actually beaten to it by primates, albeit unwitting space monkeys, dispatched there by us).