Sentence examples for it dispatching from inspiring English sources
Canada had a much easier time of it, dispatching the Russians, 7-3, as if they were one of the tournament's impostors.
"Ed Balls" lies dormant for a while, and then someone, for some reason, will revive it, dispatching a fresh "Ed Balls" to your timeline in the day-improving manner of a free drink or a found bill.
Mr. Obama tried to chip away at it — dispatching Oprah Winfrey and Caroline Kennedy to campaign for him, broadcasting television advertisements with women backing him — but to little if any avail.
While China's engagement as a global health donor is not new – it dispatched its first medical team to Algeria in 1963 – its modalities appear to be changing and growing more prominent in Africa [ 2].
It dispatches generators for rent from its factory in Dumbarton, near Glasgow, and builds and operates power plants in faraway countries such as Mozambique.
Though networks typically dispatch embeds during campaign season, MTV took a different approach to the tactic when it dispatched youth into the Occupy Wall Street protests for its show "True Life".
It dispatched an expeditionary force to Taiwan (including some Americans).
Between 2002 and 2008 it dispatched peacekeeping missions to Burundi, Darfur and Somalia.
It dispatched "apostles" into Bulgaria to spread the message among the people.
It dispatched the demands of Ms. Kelly's piece with aplomb and vitality.
In August, it dispatched several hundred military observers there to monitor a ceasefire.
