Sentence examples for offering to dispatch from inspiring English sources

The 68-year-old judge then called Mr. Headley's office, berating a secretary he thought was being unhelpful before offering to dispatch United States marshals to find Mr. Headley.

He and Tory grandee Sir Malcolm Rifkind were filmed by undercover reporters from the Telegraph and Channel 4's Dispatches offering to use their contacts and experience to benefit a fake Chinese company in exchange for thousands of pounds.

Anthony Merry, Great Britain's ambassador to the United States, quoted Burr in one of his dispatches as offering to help the British take western territory from the United States in exchange for half a million dollars.

She contacted Perry Ellis International offering to donate them, and a team was dispatched to examine the goods, which Ms. Morphos displayed on racks in her dining room.

Here are some of the most significant: In March 2010, three former Labour ministers - Geoff Hoon, Stephen Byers and Patricia Hewitt -were suspended from the partyafter they were filmed by Channel 4's Dispatches programme apparently offering to help a lobbying firm in return for cash.

But he is not offering to surrender.

Offering further evidence of that difference — or perhaps merely evidence of complaints — Tishman is also planning to dispatch "property ambassadors" to various buildings.

Britain used to dispatch colonial governors.

How to dispatch a lesser opponent.

Not everyone wants to dispatch them, however.

Tluszcz was quick to dispatch that critique.