Sentence examples for Dispatch a letter from inspiring English sources
While Rees-Mogg announced he would dispatch a letter demanding the no-confidence vote, others refused.
"Let me again supplicate your goodness," she concluded, "Let me respectfully implore your high influence in behalf of innocence, in the cause of justice, of humanity, that you would dispatch a letter to General Washington from France".Vergennes obliged.
In March 2008, he had a subordinate dispatch a letter to JPL ordering it to hold $4 million of money planned for two operating rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, as a reserve for Curiosity.
The student, Matthew Brown, dispatched a letter to the committee Thursday, saying such claims misinterpreted and stretched his findings.
You can vent your opinions - whatever they are - by dispatching a letter to your member of parliament.
He dispatches a letter to his heads of department outlining "the mode & degrees of communication" for conducting their business.
It is Tartan Day, commemorating April 6, 1320, when the Scottish Parliament dispatched a letter to the pope declaring Scotland's independence.
However, on the House side, the Speaker dispatches a letter on Dec. 15 asking former members to vacate their offices as quickly as possible.
Multiple emergency sessions of state and congressional representatives were called over that weekend, and Boudinot dispatched a letter to Gen. George Washington asking for troops to quell the soldiers.
He added that Iraq had dispatched a letter of protest to the weapons inspectors about such methods and that it expected them to stop.
He has also dispatched a letter to the Prime Minister explaining why he believes the centre should remain open and outlining that he simply cannot afford to do other activities instead.
