Sentence examples for ways of dispatching from inspiring English sources

The action, never leisurely in any of the five books in the series, runs at a frantic pace here — monsters pop out with a rapidity that becomes almost predictable, except that they are so enjoyably hair-raising, and that Riordan has such clever ways of dispatching them.

The proposed design methodology involves the development of a power management strategy to determine all the feasible ways of dispatching power among the employed sub-systems.

At a recent crime-fiction convention in Bristol, the authors who were after-dinner speakers were dispensing the usual darkly humorous pleasantries to a chuckling audience; how they made a living from murder; how their spouses came up with ever-more ingenious ways of dispatching victims.

If you're in the executions business -- and 31 other states apart from Arizona still are -- I think you should look at some of the old-time ways of dispatching criminals (and heretics and rebels, including rebellious children) and think about bringing some of them back -- with modern adaptations and embellishments, of course.

"It was clearly the most effective and humane way of dispatching the injured bird," Buckingham Palace said in a statement.

A good way of dispatching the need for empathy is to find any label that can in some way read: "Not like me".

It seemed that everyone, when he or she discovered my occupation, had a smug announcement of an oh-so-clever way of dispatching people like me.

And the Bush administration's peculiar fixation with an obsolete trade embargo and deep-pocketed anti-Castro hard-liners in Miami is standing in the way of dispatching desperately needed assistance for Cuba.

"This is considered a pretty humane way of dispatching mice and rats," Mr. Gros said, adding that Big Bertha, which uses four D cells as a power source, can increase the number to more than 100.

The story of Gavaudan was eventually retrofitted to include silver bullets, but silver as a way of dispatching werewolves appears to largely be a 20th Century contribution to the myth.

Boric acid is one of the most common and effective ways to dispatch of termites.