Sentence examples for about this dispatch from inspiring English sources

And if time and technology have made the Himalayas more accessible geographically, much else about this dispatch — the breathless prose, the heraldic portraiture — seems more distant and mysterious with each passing year.

How about this 2006 dispatch en route to Pudong: "I wanted to know what the Chinese think about politics when politics is not what they're thinking about.

Beijing has been sending warning signs that it's unhappy about all of this, dispatching armed Chinese coast guard frigates near the Senkaku Islands for the first time.

Most of the 52,500 drivers work independently, owning their own cars, and pay a weekly fee, typically about $100, to dispatch companies, who then connect them to passengers.

Rosberg, meanwhile, dropped to fourth at the start from third place on the grid but set about quickly dispatching the Ferraris, passing Raikkonen on lap four and Vettel four laps later.

Throughout the week, Mike Tanier will be out and about and filing dispatches from the Super Bowl city.

WAYWARD PRESS about the dispatches sent from Moscow by William Randolph Hearst, Jr. during his recent trip to Russia.

The archive release also shows that in 1950, Stewart was ordered never to talk about these dispatches.

By A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, February 26 , 1955P. 64 WAYWARD PRESS about the dispatches sent from Moscow by William Randolph Hearst, Jr. during his recent trip to Russia.

The New Yorker, February 26 , 1955P. 64 WAYWARD PRESS about the dispatches sent from Moscow by William Randolph Hearst, Jr. during his recent trip to Russia.

On the fourth, and, for all practical purposes, final morning of the 1995 war of the Krajina, the lobby… WAYWARD PRESS about the dispatches sent from Moscow by William Randolph Hearst, Jr. during his recent trip to Russia.