Sentence examples for eager to dispatch from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the scene in some homes, where the arrival of the baby sitter can trigger tantrums, most children seemed eager to dispatch their parents.

Britain used to dispatch colonial governors.

world fascism, to dispatch.

Learn how to dispatch your enemies well.

When I asked Obama about another area of shifting public opinion — the legalization of marijuana — he seemed even less eager to evolve with any dispatch and get in front of the issue.

Federal officials, eager to draw a contrast with 1968, when President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz dispatched army tanks to the campus, stressed that the final order for the police operation was not given by President Zedillo.

After they married, Dr. Bass dispatched the couple to visit other Mediterranean countries eager to have their coasts scoured for antiquities.

CBS newsman Walter Cronkite was so eager to have McGrady and his co-conspirators on the evening broadcast that he dispatched a helicopter to pick them up from the Newsday building.

Plenty of local technology companies are also eager to help the government with various data-mining programs that identify dissenting views early and dispatch "50 cent party" operators to steer the discussion away from an antigovernment direction.

Kilar hopes that Vessel will also help dispatch a common view within the television industry: that online short-form video is still just a training ground for "proper" TV, with YouTubers eager to graduate to shows on traditional networks.

She was eager to succeed.