Sentence examples for should dispatch from inspiring English sources

You should dispatch your drivers a little deeper into the country!

Some moderate Republicans have suggested that the United Nations should dispatch forces in such circumstances.

However, if Khan performs as he did against Maidana then he should dispatch McCloskey without too much trouble.

WHEN DE GAULLE'S foreign minister asked him which officials France should dispatch to Brussels to staff the new European Commission, the general replied: "Send the most stupid".

If David Cameron wants the public to trust him with the country's security, he should dispatch his climate minister to Lima at once".

Thus is the capital punishment debate gaining energy in Ohio, as elsewhere in the nation, but with a twist about how, more than whether, the justice system should dispatch Mr. Byrd.

So where should you dispatch your hangover if you're really watching the pennies?

The Bush administration should immediately dispatch a full-scale mediation team to Accra to see the process through.

But they should comfortably dispatch the losers of Monday night's final Group B match, who will swap Perpignan for Wigan before Saturday night's quarter-final.

Obama should immediately dispatch some surrogates with military experience (in uniform, if possible) to shoot this one down as forcefully as it deserves.

Decisions (such as the choice which vehicle should be dispatched in case of a request, or where the vehicle should be sent afterwards, etc).