Sentence examples for well dispatching from inspiring English sources

Jewish children are among the targets of sacrifice, but some extremists sacrifice their own children as well, dispatching them on suicide missions, and using them as shields when they attack Israeli soldiers.

The 2007 runner-up here, Fernando Gonzalez of Chile, ranked No. 11, took care of business as well, dispatching Marsel Ilhan of Turkey, 6-3, 6-4, 7-5.

But the slaps were equally well dispatched".

On Wednesday, in the first round of the Open at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, he played well in dispatching 76th-ranked Dudi Sela of Israel, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3.

"He is suspected of providing material support to trainees in Osama bin Laden's terrorist camps, as well as dispatching associates from England to help establish a jihad training site on U.S. soil.

Richard III has been implicated in the killing of his brother, Clarence, and may well have dispatched Edward, Prince of Wales, in cold blood after the battle of Tewkesbury before wedding the prince's widow within a year ("Your beauty that did haunt me in my sleep" — Shakespeare allows his villain a voluptuary's charm).

As soon as the expected purchase of the Jets by the Knicks owner Charles Dolan is complete, Parcells could well be dispatched to the Garden to teach his company mate Van Gundy new tricks: how to make players and reporters heel and roll over.

The team includes relief workers both on the ground in Haiti, members of international support teams like UNICEF and Oxfam as well as supporters dispatching help from their hometowns across the country.

To the north and west of Nanking lay the Yangtze River, but the Japanese planned to plug this possible escape route as well both by dispatching a squadron of ships up the river and by deploying two special detachments to circle around behind the city.

It began on Thursday afternoon when Mr. Wells was dispatched to deliver a pizza to an address that turned out to be transmission tower.

The accident, the third between New Haven and Stamford in a 45-minute period on that highway, sent the shift's four operators into a seemingly well-mechanized routine: dispatching D.O.T. vehicles, updating highway message signs and the department's radio advisories and faxing a report to various agencies and the news media.