Sentence examples for later dispatch from inspiring English sources

Under diplomatic pressure the British agreed to deploy an infantry brigade in July, and would later dispatch a second brigade as the crisis worsened.

The BFG, with his large ears, can hear them as they pass, particularly in the Dream Country, where he catches free-range phantasms to bottle, label, and store for later dispatch.

He later dispatched a force to Uruguay as well.

Hannibal later dispatched a cavalry detachment to collect his skirmishers and most of the cattle before wintering in Apulia.

Julani was later dispatched to Syria to connect with local AQ networks, and founded Al-Nusra in 2012.

Her assistant Agnes Monica Raymundd), who is later dispatched to the apartment to pick up the pills, at first scorns and then succumbs to Oliver's seduction attempts.

A digital camera was reported stolen from 2 Garden St. Officers were later dispatched to that address on a report of four broken windows.

Tudor and Stuart England executed more Roman Catholics than any other Protestant church in Europe, and burned Anabaptists too, besides later dispatching quite a few Scottish Covenanters.

But later dispatches portray him as a more capable leader, with considerable political nous, although often burdened by his association with deep-seated corruption.

There was no delegation sent off in protest, as the Russians did some time later, dispatching a disgruntled group to the American Embassy to protest a referee's call in the U.S. victory over Russia in hockey.

After Mrs. Thatcher abolished the Greater London Council, there was no central governing authority in the city until Tony Blair instituted a directly elected mayor, fourteen years later — dispatching people to New York and Boston to see how the position might be structured.