Then the bitch emerged from the sea beside him, also carrying something, that she dispatched just as quickly.
The demands on her time, and lungs, are such that she dispatches Allegra to the cinema to scout movies in advance.
Here, playing the alluring Princess Eboli, the secret mistress of Philip, she was so determined to embody the fiery and voluptuous character that she dispatched some raw top notes.
When she first saw that blurb, she dispatched a friendly e-mail to Stumptown, both to say thanks and to point out politely that someone had misspelled her last name.
She was beaming and shaking her head in wonder as she watched her son speak English with me, dazzled at the thought that she was dispatching her university-educated son to Europe.
It was because she was female that she was dispatched in 1907 to help arrest Mary Mallon, the cook known as Typhoid Mary who carried Salmonella typhi and infected dozens of her patrons with typhoid fever.
His strength has jolted the senator's backers, who argued — perhaps prematurely — that she had dispatched her most menacing rival: Harold E. Ford Jr., the former Tennessee congressman who decided against challenging her in the Democratic primary.
Her host sees to it that she is dispatched back to her family and her family sees to it that she is quickly married off to a proper boy from Brooklyn.
Her approval ratings have consistently topped his since the inauguration, so much so that she was dispatched to a number of swing states to help struggling Democrats like Barbara Boxer, Patty Murray and even Majority Leader Harry Reid reconnect with some of the women voters they had begun to lose.
A heart that would not burn, a dove that flew from the flames that failed to dispatch that immortal heart".
Since May, researchers have been monitoring comet 67P closely with Rosetta, the probe that will dispatch the lander that's scheduled for touchdown in November.
