Sentence examples for so dispatched from inspiring English sources

The first was then deliberately crashed onto the lunar surface, while the second was launched out of lunar orbit and into orbit around the sun, the first Chinese-made object to be so dispatched to deep space.It has been decades since the American and Soviet landings on the Moon.

Phone-dispatched cab services have their own problems, he states: Riders tired of waiting may just go out and hail on the street; phone-assigned drivers may pick up a street fare instead, and so "dispatched cabs may never arrive".

Prince William is the British forces' most high-profile officer (we'll come to his brother later), so dispatching him to the islands in this anniversary year was bound to be read as an elaborately pointless attempt to wind up the already wound-up Argentina – and it has predictably succeeded.

The crude oil has not actually hit Louisiana's bayous yet, so dispatches are limited to about several dozen.

In The Ghost Writer, the novelist EI Lonoff, who shelters the ostensible Anne Frank, was based on Bernard Malamud; the novelist Felix Abravanel, who is too egotistical to adopt Zuckerman as a literary son and so dispatches him to Lonoff, was based on Saul Bellow – neither were grateful, but both were flattered, I'm sure.

Would that the novel were so easily dispatched.

He didn't want to interrupt his game, so he dispatched one of his workers.

But so what?" Dispatched to Brussels, his focus is actually his UK fiefdom.

But the '90s, it turns out, are not so easily dispatched.

I'm no expert, but I doubt that Heidegger can be so easily dispatched.

But the court ruling today showed that the past will not be so easily dispatched.