Sentence examples similar to wishes to dispatch from inspiring English sources

In addition to regular camp fun and games, two special activities were scheduled evoking the families' shared loss: a balloon launch on Tuesday night in which notes to lost loved ones were attached to the balloons, and a ceremony on the Fourth of July to dispatch wish boats, small wooden boats made by the children and carrying a special wish, out onto the dark waters of Sebago Lake.

While her husband attended military briefings, First Lady Laura Bush visited a computer center and touched a "send" button to dispatch a pre-typed get-well wish via e-mail to Sgt. Richard Casini of Mannoth, W. Va.

The man, who wished to be identified by the name Yuri, said that his job was to "dispatch volunteers and coordinate them" and "to make sure the volunteers came back from the conflict, dead or alive".

Britain used to dispatch colonial governors.

The instantaneous Western reply has been to dispatch 18 military transport planes through the Berlin corridors at precisely the altitudes and during the hours which the Soviets wished to bar traffic.

How to dispatch a lesser opponent.

Not everyone wants to dispatch them, however.

Tluszcz was quick to dispatch that critique.

To dispatch them to the director generals of ministries.

world fascism, to dispatch.

That would be enough to dispatch marijuana.