Sentence examples for soon dispatched from inspiring English sources

All that remained was a piece of the tail, which was soon dispatched, along with a detailed report, to the French Academy of Sciences.

Woollacott soon dispatched his protege to cover the stories himself: the Solidarity strikes in Poland during 1988, then the fall of the Berlin Wall.

I was then serving as an assistant at NATO headquarters, working on policy and strategy issues, and was soon dispatched to his bedroom.

Alas, Neeson is soon dispatched from the film, slain by his mortal rival, leaving the same dramatic void as he did when he prematurely exited The Phantom Menace, leaving the film in the unsteady hands of Ewan McGregor.

Stevie, however, was not discouraged, and a further bundle was soon dispatched to an editor at Chatto & Windus, who told her: "Go away and write a novel and we will then think about the poems".

Around 50 Iraqis, most trusted veterans of the insurgency like Khlifawi, or in some cases their sons, were soon dispatched to Syria and given the job of infiltrating the tribal and community life of their adopted homes.

Deploying an expletive, Mr. Rodman warned Mr. Cruz that the businessman would soon dispatch with him as well.

George Bush has said that he will soon dispatch George Tenet, the CIA's director, to help to put the new force in place.The Palestinians themselves deeply desire reform, though they are sceptical that it can be delivered by the CIA.

Because France is not France without Arab oil, Chirac has suddenly taken to threatening Saddam with "war of unimaginable consequences" unless he disarms right away, and France will soon dispatch an aircraft carrier to the gulf.

As evidence that this year will be different from 1996, Mr. Nader says he has hired 15 full-time campaign workers in Washington and will soon dispatch 10 others, perhaps former Bradley campaign organizers among them, to get the Green Party on the ballot in every state.

The Department of Energy will soon dispatch teams of energy engineers to the nation's 200 most energy-hungry factories and encourage their owners to follow the engineers' recommendations on reducing juice use.