Sentence examples for need to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Why it felt a need to dispatch Miller, too, is a mystery.

How else to explain the Bush and Gore campaigns' need to dispatch Warren Christopher and James Baker, as if Florida were some troubled banana republic too buzzed or backward to count votes straight?

And now, I need to dispatch a woman named Nora.

"They need to dispatch as many ambulances as possible to this incident," the officer says.

In case you need to dispatch some sprightly elf to Washington D.C. to free-up funds, here are some more letters from concerned citizens your elf can give to legislators (add your voice here; it will take two seconds, promise).

Forest had put out league champions Liverpool in the semi-final, Wolves only needing to dispatch Swindon.

Though Johnson had all the power he needed to dispatch his competition, he barely had enough fuel to finish the job.

First, though, Alabama needed to dispatch Georgia in the Southeastern Conference championship game, a de facto national semifinal with an atmosphere like a national title game.

He said that the United States and NATO needed to dispatch more troops to Afghanistan, and that Afghanistan should not ignore the desires of its majority Pashtun population.

But three early home runs, during the second and third innings, gave the Nationals all the runs they needed to dispatch Gee and the Mets, 4-1, at a soggy Nationals Park.

Response is the time needed to dispatch the appropriate rescue personnel and equipment to the incident site.