Sentence examples for offered to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Sudan also offered to dispatch 6,000 soldiers for ground operations for the coalition as well, Osman said.

Just a day after one of the four-piece revealed – thrillingly – to The Sun that he enjoyed nothing better than a night in the esteemed company of Kane and Abel, Archer offers to dispatch a complementary volume of the famous tome to the group – a signed copy, no less.

The network offers to dispatch a local civilian bugler to a military funeral via requests submitted on its website.

The offer to dispatch a high-level mission to the afflicted region was more overtly political.

Too warm a welcome from normal Iranians would have belied the official Iranian fallacy: that the people loathe the "Great Satan".The Americans are keeping open their offer to dispatch a senator and an unidentified member of the Bush family.

The only aid that Greece offered was to dispatch a vibrant clergy to the Greek communities that sprung up around the world who would go on to become the founding fathers of Greek Orthodox churches and parishes and, by extension, the pillars of Greek language education with the establishment of parochial schools.

On June 12 Iran dispatched its own aid flotilla bound for Gaza, and offered to provide an escort by its Revolutionary Guards for other ships breaking the blockade.

Meanwhile, America is reported to be considering dispatching more troops, and Britain says that seven countries have offered to send forces to bolster its 11,000-man contingent.

With Jamie Scott seriously ill (her sister and others have offered to donate a kidney for a transplant), the governor should move with dispatch.

Pyongyang has previously rejected an offer from Washington to dispatch King to negotiate a pardon for Bae.

Assassination missions offer numerous inventive ways to dispatch targets while encouraging patience and keen observation skills.