Sentence examples for if dispatching from inspiring English sources

If dispatching a fancy new warship to the archipelago on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the conflict with Argentina sends a message, then dispatching Prince William makes a hand gesture.

Asked by The Torontoist if dispatching a helicopter was an appropriate response to candy theft, Constable Andy Pattenden replied, "Yeah, sure.

He became a non-person as if dispatched to a Siberian gulag.

In uniform, he looks like a player from a long-gone era, as if dispatched from some corn-stalked field of dreams.

When Russian gymnast Ksenia Afanasyeva fell on her face during her floor exercise in the women's team all-around Tuesday, NBC edited her out of its prime-time broadcast, as if dispatched to a video gulag.

The pizzas need work, but most pizzas do, and on a recent night they were flying out of the kitchen all the same, as if dispatched by the fellows at Domino's.

In the case of two 1906 "Young Sailor" paintings, the first can be read as an overworked farewell to Fauvism, while the second cuts to the chase, conveying its subject with consummate abbreviating ease against a flat pink background as if dispatched in a single work session.

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.

The parliamentary commissioner for standards cleared Sir Malcolm Rifkind and Jack Straw, and said the damage done to the former MPs could have been avoided if Dispatches and the Telegraph had accurately reported the exchanges they had filmed.

If Sudan dispatches additional proxy troops, France and the U.S. should use aircraft to strafe the invaders.

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