At one well-established upscale food shop, he said, a young clerk tried to dispatch a particularly disagreeable customer by pricing salad at $86 a pound.
Even after the arrival of Iraq's vice-president, some worried that Saddam Hussein might try to dispatch all his most persistent tormentors with a single blow by sending a scud missile instead of a wreath.
"And anytime we know in advance that an area is going to be shut down, even if it's not for an extended period, we try to dispatch units from another location".
And Watson, clearly feeling the need to accelerate, tried to dispatch Swann into the stands but could only pick out Finn at deep midwicket.
"We've also had some peregrine intruders over the last few weeks and there's still a possibility they'll try to dispatch the chicks to take possession of the nest.
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While the liberation army is a loose confederation of local rebel groups, NATO officials fear that some of the insurgents may be trying to provoke Belgrade into dispatching military forces into the zone to try to quash the rebellion.
He was trying to out-manoeuvre John McCain, who dispatched his wife to Tbilisi to make a similar overture.
Deadline Scheduler tries to first dispatch those requests whose deadlines have already expired.
The Miller campaign said in a statement late Sunday that the editor, Tony Hopfinger of Alaska Dispatch, was trying to create a "confrontation" with the candidate.
