Sentence examples for often dispatch from inspiring English sources

Mail-order outlets often dispatch pre-ordered games when they receive them, often before the games are officially on sale, so they are often favoured by gamers seeking to get their latest fix before anyone else.

Nisman often dispatched them to run errands, leaving himself unprotected.

TRAGEDIES are often dispatched in short order, and most of life is aftermath.

Mr. McDonough was often dispatched to brief reporters about Mr. Obama's positions.

Our current juvenile justice system often dispatches children to detention centers with virtually no protection but their own defenses.

Chief Cantrell said that these boats were the ones most often dispatched for missions up to 40 miles offshore.

Richard G. Ketchum, Finra's chief executive, often dispatches e-mails to Mr. Funkhouser's team after the S.E.C. files a case that originated at Finra.

Those few initiates who learned the Scripture, who were called "readers," were often dispatched into the interior to preach in untouched regions.

Chief Collins said plainclothes officers and unmarked cars were often dispatched in Arverne, which has long had pockets of drug activity and violence.

The independent cab drivers, who are often dispatched from central offices to areas not usually served by medallion taxis, are not supposed to pick up people who hail them on the street, though in practice they often do.

The trainers complained that the group had failed to back them in disputes with aggressive producers and directors, has often dispatched monitors who had no specific experience with exotic animals on a set, and was getting too chummy with the industry it watches.