Sentence examples for a dispatch for from inspiring English sources

In a dispatch for The Times from Bolivia, Mr. Moseley said the orchestra had arrived during a revolution.

In a dispatch for Creative Time Reports today, Sylvia Plachy recalls working in Kuwait in 1991, in the aftermath of the first Iraq War.

Accidentally finding himself the highest-ranking officer there, Tin accepted the surrender of the South Vietnamese government and sat down at the President's desk to file a dispatch for his newspaper.

By The New Yorker January 21 , 2014In a dispatch for Creative Time Reports today, Sylvia Plachy recalls working in Kuwait in 1991, in the aftermath of the first Iraq War.

He writes a dispatch for VICE from the inside.

Each week, he writes a dispatch for VICE from the inside.

(In a dispatch from California for this magazine, I confidently called that outcome "a near-certainty").

This paper introduces a dispatch strategy for such a system that accounts for electric, domestic hot water, space heating, and space cooling load categories.

So does Judy Ludden, who has been a school bus driver for 25 years and is now a dispatch supervisor for the Smyth Bus Company in Windsor Locks.

While waiting for his first job, he volunteered as a dispatch clerk for Bennett and Colman, still, today, the publishers of the Times of India.

For most of the war, he served as a dispatch runner for his regiment's commanders.