Sentence examples for threatening to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, when Ms. Smith has had enough, she said, she puts "the fear of God in them," threatening to dispatch a state trooper to alert their parents.

Amongst a flood of posts from pissed off friends and concerned family members threatening to "dispatch a fleet of hungry eagles with a taste for man-flesh" on the stranger, Barnes's unsolicited query was also met with stories from transgender, non-binary, gay, black, Latino, and Asian folks who empathized with the hostile encounter.

Obama seems to exist on a separate plane from his party's other elected leaders, somehow deflecting much of the anti-Washington fervor that threatens to dispatch the rest of them.

When Mayor Thomas M. Menino tried to limit the practice in 2004, saying it had gotten out of hand, and threatened to dispatch crews to remove what he called "this rummage sale" of space savers 48 hours after a snow emergency ended, the neighborhood known as Southie revolted.

Maybe it's because he threatened to dispatch the state National Guard to prevent her from walking out.

OAKLAND No. 3 Gonzaga is threatening to become The Midmajor That Ate The Tournament after dispatching Indiana, as players like Erroll Knight, right, picked up the slack for All-Everything Adam Morrison.

Lest the matter be treated with insufficient urgency, these clerics dispatched a mob to the medical school and the police station, threatening to burn them down.

"One hundred is threatening to leave".

Endemol is threatening to sue.

While Pyongyang has chosen to light an atomic bomb to threaten South Korea, Beijing is planning to dispatch up to nine buying delegations to Taiwan to “liberate” its long-separated island from the global economic downturn.

Obama could even do what the GOP threatened to do three years ago by dispatching Joe Biden, as President of the Senate, to declare the filibuster unconstitutional and simply call a vote on any healthcare reform package that can win a simple 51votess.