Sentence examples for time you dispatch from inspiring English sources

Every time you dispatch a slavering mutant who wants to eat you, the game scores the kill based on creativity and flamboyance.

This shows that the dispatch center personnel have minimal time to dispatch the CFR.

Dispatch: Time 'to dispatch' is defined as the time in minutes from the receipt of the telephone call until an ambulance has been assigned to the incident.

The header high and wide in first-half stoppage time was dispatched with little conviction.

Moreover, for the first time China dispatched a warship and four military aircraft to evacuate Chinese citizens from Libya.

This, HMRC says, will then allow sufficient time to process and dispatch your code to you so you can file online by 31 January.

Even if you've driven the route a hundred times, accidents and detours may dispatch you to Terra Incognita.

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

Come birth time, Daphne was dispatched to a fat-farm.

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.

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.