In autumn 1847 public anxiety began to be manifested for the safety of the discoverers, of whom nothing more had been heard; and searching expedition after expedition despatched in quest of them in 1848 and the succeeding years down to 1854, regardless of cost or hazard, redound to the lasting credit of England.
The smile of relief he displayed after despatching the first said everything about the pressure he felt as he shaped to shoot, and the joy he experienced when the ball swept past Friedel and rippled the net.
Yes, England had to scrap to earn a shoot-out win over Spain but there was the sight of Stuart Pearce's fist-pumping celebration after despatching his penalty that helped send them through.
5.4 Any Contracting Party may, after the despatch of the provisional agenda, propose the inclusion of specific items on the agenda with respect to matters of an urgent or unforeseen nature, if possible not later than two weeks before the opening of the session.
He has known for a year that he would be delivering it after he despatched Nick Clegg to UNGA last year following the birth of baby Florence.
After Reading despatched Newport County 3 0 on 14 September 1974, Friday and his forward partner Dick Habbin had scored six goals each and topped the Football League goalscoring charts.
For the single's B-side, the two producers chose "Tandoori Chicken", "a friendly impromptu rocker", Williams writes, which came about after Spector despatched Beatles aide Mal Evans to get food during the session.
Telephone contact was commenced one to three weeks after the introductory letter despatch.
The Ministry of Defence said it had taken 22 minutes for the mother ship, HMS Cornwall, to despatch a helicopter after losing contact with its kidnapped personnel.
John McDonnell has learnt that lesson the hard way after his stunt at the Despatch Box last week, in which Labour's shadow Chancellor thought it would be funny to wave a copy of Mao Zedong's "little red book".
