Sentence examples for it is dispatching from inspiring English sources

The BBC will send more staff for its coverage of Glastonbury Festival than it is dispatching to the World Cup in Brazil.

It is dispatching Kim's twenty-eight-year-old sister, Kim Yo Jong, to the Games.

The Pentagon has a long and ignoble history of announcing that it is dispatching American forces abroad as "advisers," when they are really meant to be combatants.

And it is dispatched straight through the posts again.

One instant the ball is taken on his chest, the next it is dispatched with the left foot beyond the onrushing, but beaten, goalie Salvatore Sirigu.

The National Transportation Safety Board said that it was dispatching a team to investigate the derailment.

In France, Airbus Industrie said it was dispatching a team of specialists to Bahrain to help in the investigation.

The Olympic Delivery Authority, which is responsible for, among other jobs, enforcing the branding rules during the Games, said it was dispatching 250 "specialist enforcement officers" to 28 sites.

On Monday, after Hollande chaired a domestic-security meeting, his government announced that it was dispatching ten thousand soldiers to secure vulnerable sites around the country — the first time that French troops have been mobilized in such a manner.

On Tuesday, the Chinese government announced that it was dispatching vessels to protest Japan's purchase of three islands in the uninhabited chain, called the Senkaku by Japan and Diaoyu by China.

In August, CNN said it was dispatching journalists to 10 cities in the United States, but in a bare-bones fashion: the correspondents will be laptop- and camera-toting one-person bands, rather than workers in expensive bureaus.