Sentence examples for would dispatch from inspiring English sources

It wasn't just that Dufresne would dispatch his overflow customers to 1492.

On Monday came the news that Russia would dispatch teams of sanitary inspectors to Georgia in anticipation of resuming imports.

That raised more fears that ultimately the government would dispatch the police to empty the park, leading to more violence.

But if you imagined that death would dispatch them as quickly and efficiently as possible, think again.

would dispatch a search-and-rescue plane — what Worsley called "the most expensive taxi ride in the world".

He was sure that when he died, his children would dispatch them all to the butcher shop.

The Bush administration has not yet said whether it would dispatch American soldiers to this ravaged country.

Instead of a protest with 1,000 people, they would dispatch teams of 10 people to 100 subway stations.

Akihiro Ota, the Japanese transportation minister, said that the emergency landing had raised concerns about the Dreamliner's safety and that he would dispatch officials to investigate.

Akihiro Ota, Japan's transportation minister, said the emergency landing raised concerns over the Dreamliner's safety, and that he would dispatch safety officials to investigate.

Chemical experts point to the possibility of a hybrid approach that would dispatch Syria's arms relatively quickly while minimizing the risks.