Sentence examples for now dispatch from inspiring English sources

Few, even among the traditional upper classes, now dispatch their children to boarding school at the age of six or seven.

The hotel will also now dispatch massage therapists at $120 a therapist an hour to its conference rooms to do hand massages, chair massages and reflexology treatments for executives as they negotiate deals.

Young Phoebe now dispatched Lady Warbones's reverie.

China is now dispatching its own drones into potential combat arenas.

It now dispatches teams of observers to regularly check on sumo discipline.

(Megan Angelo) Blonde Redhead This New York trio, once synonymous with acidic '90s noise-rock, now dispatches burbling shoegaze, with sharp stabs of its art-school roots intact.

"We'll probably get the Sydney Roosters now," joked the Saints coach Ian Millward, whose team have now dispatched Yorkshire's big three after wins against Leeds and Bradford.

Now, dispatches detailing the travails of struggling professionals can always be read as snide, of course, but nothing's further from the truth.

Juventus and Liverpool have been brutally barged from contests by the Ivorian in recent weeks, with London rivals now dispatched the same way.

Initially an experiment run in summer months, H.P. is now dispatching trains on the nearly 7,000-mile 7,000-mileeast once a week, and up to throuteimes atweek when demand warrants.

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, the city's medical provider in Pittsburgh, now dispatches nurses and social workers as "care coordinators" to visit elderly former hospital patients at home and make sure they are taking proper medication.