Sentence examples for once dispatch from inspiring English sources

Once Dispatch reaches a certain level of scale, Baalke envisions the platform functioning as more of utility that everyone has access to, and one that everyone expects to exist in the world.

Julian was at once dispatched to Gaul, where he proved a resolute and successful commander.

The Times once dispatched a committee of music, dance, and theatre writers to assess her.

Luce once dispatched him to paint a portrait of Chiang Kai-shek, then the nationalist leader of China.

Former Liberian president Charles Taylor once dispatched two hit squads to assassinate him.

He once dispatched a group of analysts disguised as graduate students to observe the holiday traffic at Toys R UsUstoresestores

And the traffic goes both ways: The New York Police Department has sent its officers to 11 cities around the globe — even once dispatching a husband and wife to Abu Dhabi.

His middle-class family fought back, once dispatching an uncle and an elder brother to the Afghan border, where they contacted him and brought him home.

Katherine Miller, content manager for the company which sells the cheese for £2.75, says the short shelf-life means that once dispatched, burrata should be eaten within two to three days.

(The FBI boss once dispatched two of his men to the San Francisco film festival, to scrutinise Warhol's allegedly subversive movie, Lonesome Cowboys, made in 1968. "There was no plot to the film and no development of characters," noted the Feds).

He has a zeal for international development (Foreign Office types complain of the aid budget growing while embassies are closed to save cash), wants reform of the Bretton Woods institutions and believes that trade can discourage conflict as chancellor of the exchequer he once dispatched Ed Balls, now a member of the cabinet, to investigate the economic obstacles to peace in the Middle East.