Sentence examples for after the dispatch from inspiring English sources

Two days after the Dispatch launched, the Daily Mail started its northern edition; and Fleet Street competition eventually rolled over the separate Manchester national press.

But the deployment fed a sense of foreboding in Britain -- the closest ally in President Bush's campaign against Mr. Hussein -- that war is again looming after the dispatch this year of British marines to Afghanistan.

It reverses a policy introduced in October 2009 that let items be sent without postage charge if customers agreed to wait up to five business days for delivery after the dispatch date.

4 1 After the dispatch of the consuls Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus and Gaius Claudius Pulcher against the Istri and Agrii, the Senate, when summer was approaching its end, gave audience to the envoys from Lycia who reached Rome after Lycia had been entirely reduced, but had been dispatched a good deal earlier.

After the dispatch center received a '112' stroke call (the German equivalent for a '911' stroke call in the USA), the ambulance team (emergency physician and paramedic) and the stroke team (a stroke- and TCCS-experienced neurologist and a paramedic driver in a BMW series 1, dedicated 'stroke mobile') were both alerted and sent to the site of the incident.

"One of the things that jumped out was that after the dispatch took the information, she moved on to the next call.

Cameron routinely outtalked Brown – prime minister after 2007 – at the dispatch box; "an analogue politician in a digital age", he called him, and a "roadblock to reform".

Four days after that dispatch, the Battle of the Little Bighorn was fought, resulting in the deaths of Custer and the 208 soldiers, scouts, and civilians riding with him, including Kellogg.

After that, the dispatches resumed.

One after another, the dispatches came back from the provinces.

After delivering the dispatches to Sardinia, Agamemnon arrived at Naples in early September.