Sentence examples for was about to dispatch from inspiring English sources

I was about to dispatch my second when a greying, pot-bellied man appeared next to me at the bar.

As I type this, I am about to dispatch a work experience student from the Guardian's Manchester office to Blackburn.

And if Trump is about to dispatch Giuliani regularly to speak for him, buckle up.

On the northeast coast of Norfolk, England, along an imaginary headland somewhere between Cromer and Great Yarmouth, a serial killer is about to dispatch his fourth victim.

We are about to dispatch experts to Tunisia to assess the situation on the ground and we will further adjust our assistance to help the people more directly.

A tall man with the lanky frame of the pitcher he was back at St . Louis University Brother Prendergast had trained as a Navy fighter pilot in World War II and was about to be dispatched to the Western Pacific when the war ended.

Jonathan Veitch, Unicef's representative in South Sudan, said the children may have been about to be dispatched to fight rebels at Kaka, about 45 minutes away by boat.

The properties in these streets are of the type you only ever see belonging to some dastardly aristo who is about to be dispatched in Midsomer Murders.

More bodies are arranged under a long refectory table, and smaller figures are lined up on a flat-topped railway cart, as if they're about to be dispatched somewhere.

In California alone, there were about as many firefighters dispatched to battle wildfires as there were troops in Afghanistan.

There were about over 5,000,000 ambulance dispatches in Japan, and the time for transportation is increasing (the national average: 36.1 minutes) [ 1].