Sentence examples for a dispatch to from inspiring English sources
The New York Times ran a dispatch to The London Daily News with a March 9 dateline.
On October 15 , 1992 Marsden sent a dispatch to the International Astronomical Union's Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams.
He wrote the story in a dispatch to Reuters in London, where it was passed from the top editorial staff to the MoD.
The new anthem was selected in a competition...a single line quoted in a dispatch to the Times: "Lift up your voices in praise of Rhodesia, whose granite boulders lie warm in the sun".
Last week, a New Yorker sent a dispatch to a Web site named ihateclowns.com, gleefully describing two men he'd seen chasing a clown and bullying him into apologizing to a women he had shouldered past on a sidewalk.
Now that crisis has arrived at three steel producers – SSI, Caparo and Tata – there are finally signs of activity in Westminster, in the form of summits and a dispatch to Brussels to speed up the energy-relief measures.
LONDON, Dec. 17.--A dispatch to The Star, dated Apia, Samoa, Dec. 8, confirms the report that Robert Louis Stevenson, the novelist, died suddenly a few days ago from apoplexy.
Officers responded to a dispatch at "about 2244 hours" to a disturbance in which "about 20 people were involved".
about obtaining his royalties, & then got off a steaming dispatch to the Soviet Embassy in Washington, demanding payment.
In response, Pericles passed a decree dispatching an expedition to Samos.
Others require a dispatch character to have a specific job class.
