dispatch * , auch: despatch

He dispatched quickly with most of the major campaign issues.

An international team was dispatched to help work on the project.

"Does he really think we will just dispatch his people for him?"

He seems to want to dispatch us both at once.

We've just dispatched our fire department to the West house.

He was gone several long minutes, so she dispatched two more.

He had dispatched two of his men to do the work.

After the young boy had done so, his father dispatched him outside again.

Had he done so, I would have dispatched him to the beyond myself.

Special help would be dispatched to particularly bad drug areas.

"It gets them up and running much more quickly than if we dispatched someone to the house."

I took one look at him and knew that he was going to dispatch us both.

"Or that you were dispatched here for some other reason?"

They were on the soldiers he'd dispatched to do so.

It took 20 minutes before medical help was dispatched to the scene.

Or a group, most of whom we have dispatched already?

She was trying to dispatch the child that might be growing inside her.

For example, why do we dispatch animals to third countries?

This is dispatched within five working days by first class post.

As if I could be dispatched in such a manner.

Whether he dispatched her quickly or slowly we cannot guess.

Whom did she plan to dispatch - him or them?

Why not simply drop down and dispatch both of them?

There was no need to dispatch her, dead when she fell.

After all, that's why we'd been dispatched in the first place, to stop them.

The Dispatch part of the name was dropped in 1990.

Here, the most recent dispatches are little more than 30 weeks old.

But no one told me what was in those dispatches I brought you.

I had been up waiting for important dispatches from the front.

During the war he was mentioned in dispatches three times.

But he said information in the dispatches was being reported by other sources.

He said, "And for two or three months there would be no dispatches at all."

It has gone on for nearly nine years, and all they ever see is dispatches.

By the end of the war he had been mentioned in dispatches four times.

Some dispatches did not arrive until after the war's end.

I have to go and get the special dispatches out of the duke's office.

I will leave Forrest in his dispatches to tell what he did with them.

What's best here are the dispatches in which he follows a case over a couple of months.

He was sent to England with dispatches that same month.

"Any detailed dispatches are to be brought to me at once."

The more so since I have always read his foreign dispatches with great admiration.

Officers like me need a way to open certain secret dispatches.

I know I've read with interest and fascination every one of your dispatches.

"It was in the radio room when my secretary sent business dispatches."

Jackson's eyes came up off the dispatches on his desk.

He had also been mentioned twice in dispatches during the year.

The Dispatch published the poem and reported it as such.

Attention then turned to processing of military dispatches and reports.

"It keeps me up at night," she said of the dispatches from the front.

We released the voice tape from Dispatch and it's taking the heat off.