Sentence examples similar to poised to dispatch from inspiring English sources

They were poised to easily dispatch the Dallas Cowboys, having quickly capitalized on four turnovers and turned a crowd of 94,067 decisively against the home team.

Nevertheless, in the coming weeks, Italy is poised to begin dispatching 10 sea vessels as well as helicopters, four-wheel-drive vehicles and communication equipment to facilitate the new Libyan patrols.

She's poised to take off".

Basalt seems poised to take off.

When the United States and the rest of the world dithered and Al Qaeda was poised to capture all of Mali, France dispatched troops and quickly drove the Islamists out into the desert.

The Kremlin is poised to increase wheat sales and dispatch more medical aid.

I can appreciate the competitive tension as the crowds wait, poised to traverse in differing directions with maximum thrust and dispatch in the 30 seconds allowed, slightly crouched, rocking gently on the balls of the feet.

When Paul LeClerc, the president of the New York Public Library, dispatched his "1997 Year-End Report" to Friends of the Library, Michael Zinman was poised to respond.

Barring something incredible happening in the Dippers' otherwise anemic leadership race or, like, Justin Trudeau being caught on camera robbing a preschooler the Liberals are poised to comfortably keep on keepin' on, periodically pulling an elegant PR stunt or dispatching troupes of spin doctors to keep the polls in line as the permafrost melts.

It seemed poised to improve.

Instead, Congress seems poised to do less.