Sentence examples for now despatched from inspiring English sources

The SFO has now despatched a team on a fishing expedition to Iceland following a visit from Icelandic prosecutors who are picking over the country's banking collapse.

This is false, a canard originally conceived by General Pinochet's enemies and now definitively despatched by his critics.

Now he despatches animals the lioness fails to kill quickly enough.

Now we could despatch some of these ideas quite quickly.

As a result, Osborne will now have to despatch an employment minister, probably a junior one, to go to the Commons to seek MPs' permission to break his self-imposed welfare cap for three successive years.

Its crew is now preparing to despatch aid to the Panay Island, in the far west of Cebu.

Now, the phrase has finally been despatched to the speechwriters' knacker's yard.

John Cunliffe, another Treasury official who is now Britain's EU ambassador, was despatched by Gordon Brown to monitor the negotiations at the EU summit in December 2005.

The Grand Dérangement saw the Acadians despatched to the American colonies now known as North and South Carolina, Lousiana and Texas.

As soon as Amphares thought she was despatched, he told Agesistrata she might now go in if she pleased.

By now, Nuño de Guzmán was governor in Mexico, and he despatched Juan Enríquez de Guzmán to Chiapa as end-of-term judge over Mazariegos, and as alcalde mayor (a local colonial governor).