Sentence examples for used to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Britain used to dispatch colonial governors.

(Presumably not the murder weapon used to dispatch Mr. Sheen's character).

And even The Philadelphia Daily News, which used to dispatch at least one reporter for a week of pageant coverage, sent no one this year.

She used the same blueprint to dispose of Radwanska that Radwanska had used to dispatch Sharapova, playing aggressively and attacking Radwanska's second serve.

Helicopters have been used to dispatch several thousand regular troops and paramilitary soldiers from the frontier corps into the most remote areas over the last two days.

In 1928, Theodore Pratt wrote about the system of underground pneumatic tubes that was then used to dispatch mail around the city.

The building, which opened this month, has begun accommodating round-the-clock shifts of gas, electric and steam workers, mainly field crews that used to be dispatched from a building at 708 First Avenue, at 40th Street, that Con Ed sold in 2000.

Karl von Raumer (1783 1865), from 1811 Professor of 'Mineralogy' at the University of Breslau (now Wroclaw in Poland), served as a staff officer in Prussia's 1813 14 war of independence from Napoleonic domination, but was used to communicate dispatches rather than appraise geology.

Obama advisers are acutely aware that Mr. Romney used debates to dispatch Republican rivals one by one during the primary campaign.

That's where 46-year-old Lek, whose name has been changed for this article, has spent the past year fighting accusations that she used witchcraft to dispatch the ghoulish spirit on her neighbors.

Now that Maps Engine Pro includes access to Coordinate, a building management firm could use Google Maps to organize its building on a map and then use Coordinate to dispatch the nearest worker to one of them when a maintenance call comes in.