Sentence examples for instead dispatched from inspiring English sources

Conn was instead dispatched himself.

36 Tomas Berdych — and instead dispatched Serra with ease.

His beleaguered manager, Jerry Manuel, thought differently, and instead dispatched Fernando Tatis to third.

They have instead dispatched envoys and said they will refuse to take part in more talks unless specific results are achieved.

Spurning calls from the Iraqi government, and from the Kurds, to shore up American forces and carpet bomb the militants, he instead dispatched a few hundred military advisers to Iraq, saying that they'd assess the situation and report back.

The Coalition's policy is a political counterstrike to Labor's declaration last week that asylum seekers will no longer be resettled in Australia but instead dispatched to Papua New Guinea for processing and resettlement.

For financial reasons, it plays only rarely as a full unit, instead dispatching smaller woodwind, string, chamber or jazz ensembles.

Instead, dispatch workers were paid the same rate, or 14.5 RMB ($2.26) an hour for both normal and overtime hours.

As the rains stopped, Obama was slammed for his decision last week to continue vacationing on the Massachusetts island resort of Martha's Vineyard and instead dispatch Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson and Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Craig Fugate to Louisiana.

Meanwhile, Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren, who appeared at Hagee's Christians United for Israel summit earlier this year, rejected J Street's request to speak at their convention, instead dispatching a low-level embassy official to "observe" the event.

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.