Sentence examples for they would dispatch from inspiring English sources

Instead of a protest with 1,000 people, they would dispatch teams of 10 people to 100 subway stations.

"We had to call every cab company in the U.S. to see if they would dispatch by phone," says a company spokeswoman.

But they did not disclose how many bikes they would dispatch in that market, or other cities where they plan to operate this year.

Malaysian officials said Friday they would dispatch 62 people to Kiev to assist in post-crash efforts.

The federal proposal has caught the attention of those governments, with both Indian and Filipino officials suggesting they would dispatch lobbying teams to Washington.

The Dodgers, after losing the opening game at Yankee Stadium, indulged in a mite of taunting the next day after they'd dispatched the Yanks' celebrated starter Catfish Hunter in three innings, knocking four home runs in their 6-1 win.

Dealers in Hong Kong told AFP that they'd dispatched staff to Japan to be first in line to grab unlocked devices, ferrying them back to home where they can be sold for as much as £1,500 to eager shoppers from the mainland.

The junior partners in Britain's coalition government, the Liberal Democrats, have just taken their first big bite out of the Conservatives, demanding that a plan to reform the National Health Service (NHS) be delayed and stripped of its boldest elements.Plenty of Conservative MPs would dispatch the Lib Dems now if they could.

During the war, General Franks has suggested that he would dispatch troops to hot spots around the country if they were needed in the hunt for the leaders and fighters of the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

It wasn't just that Dufresne would dispatch his overflow customers to 1492.

On Monday came the news that Russia would dispatch teams of sanitary inspectors to Georgia in anticipation of resuming imports.