Sentence examples for thought to dispatching from inspiring English sources

It was almost depressing to see the amount of care that goes into digitally sculpting creatures I don't give a second's thought to dispatching with a massive shotgun.

Police say it is difficult to prevent such attacks, which appear to be carried out by "lone wolf" assailants who are not thought to be dispatched by a militant organization.

Emperor Heraclius was at Antioch at the beginning of the siege and on September 9, 634, he dispatched a relief force, thought to have numbered around 12,000 men.

Deputy Leader of the Commons David Heath is thought to have become the first minister to use an iPad at the dispatch box in October.

Pings thought to be from the plane's black box recorders were being picked up in the area, and a fleet of ships and aircraft were dispatched.

Think back to dispatches covering the Civil War.

Does anyone really think the mullahs in Tehran are going to dispatch their forces to attack the Saudis?

Even if not many took advantage of the offer, Colonel Qaddafi might be more reluctant to dispatch his air force if he thought he might lose it.

She's already dished out more advice than Dear Deidre but Lena Dunham seems to think that she has plenty more pearls of wisdom to dispatch.

It was the product of wishful thinking on the part of Western countries, which have the world's best financed, armed and trained armies, but thought they could dispatch their commitment to peace in Africa by hiring underprepared third world soldiers and putting them in blue helmets.

It was the product of wishful thinking on the part of Western countries, which have the world's best financed, armed and trained armies, but thought they could dispatch their commitment to peace in Africa by hiring underprepared Third World soldiers and putting them in blue helmets.