Sentence examples for willing to dispatch from inspiring English sources

The email in question is known as the "grandparent scam", because its best chance of success is among older people unfamiliar with the internet – and potentially willing to dispatch money to grandchildren in peril.

I'm still not sure what to make of the fact that, after suffering so much guilt for killing Walker the first time, Brody was willing to dispatch him so summarily at Nazir's command.

Given the fact that the Met was willing to dispatch a minion to Berlin to help smooth the bureaucratic visa path, wisdom would have suggested that had Stein left the consulate immediately, e-mailed the Met and asked for assistance, he would have gotten it within 48 hours.

But in recent years, while world attention has focused on China's military, India has begun to refashion itself as an armed power with global reach: a power willing and able to dispatch troops thousands of miles from the subcontinent to protect its oil shipments and trade routes, to defend its large expatriate population in the Middle East and to shoulder international peacekeeping duties.

Britain used to dispatch colonial governors.

Tluszcz was quick to dispatch that critique.

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That would be enough to dispatch marijuana.

Learn how to dispatch your enemies well.

Of those interested in viral PT, 60% were willing to process 4 samples per dispatch.

After the second run-in visit women who were eligible and willing to participate were randomised centrally and appropriate medication dispatched to the practice in time for the baseline randomisation visit.