Sentence examples for time dispatching from inspiring English sources

To his credit, rather than hanging out at Latmo and Red, Hot, Sizzlin' like other underemployed contractors, he spent his time dispatching vans: "getting paid 188 grand to be a Taxi Dispatcher".

One, the vanguard party of Leninism, is so distant a problem that he wastes little time dispatching it.

Closing in on the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs, the Nets wasted little time dispatching the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday, 104-83, at Barclays Center.

The 49ers, on the other hand, are peaking at just the right time, dispatching a Carolina Panthers team that needed to be a touch more rabid on defense to get the job done.

Under siege, he crosses enemy lines to deliver his beautifully written love letters; when challenged to a duel, he fights and writes a poem at the same time, dispatching his opponent, as predicted, on the poem's last beat.

Add both of these factors together and you would accurately surmise I and the other people at the demo spent a fair bit of time dispatching each other so we could hoover up any shiny trinkets scattered around the screen.

Yet the Bush administration recently, and for the first time, dispatched a diplomat to join multi-party talks with Iran over its alleged nuclear weapon ambitions.

The dominance they have shown in three times dispatching their fiercest rivals can only bode well with the Ashes only a year away.

The New York Times dispatched Tillman and Peggy Durdin, while the New York Herald Tribune sent the Pulitzer Prize-winning war reporters Marguerite Higgins and Homer Bigart.

As competition increases, the need for increased transparency will necessitate the establishment of a fully independent ISO in Phase II to provide the real time dispatch services.

DR user in electricity market can obtain the real-time dispatching information through information sharing platform to achieve real-time synchronization between the grid and the virtual network.