Sentence examples similar to an express dispatch from inspiring English sources

When parcels are being shipped by an express service they are given a tracking number, and every time the parcel's barcode is scanned at a hub or dispatch point its whereabouts are automatically recorded.

A bad dispatch can cripple a leader's authority.

And this a mere couple of hours after a dispatch from the red-carpet front line, in which she expressed a clipped and studied disappointment in Barack Obama's choice to have his inauguration invocation delivered by a conservative evangelical pastor.

I just read a dispatch from Europe, in which the writer expressed fury at seeing the "angelic" face of a child wounded in the bombing.

And what a fruity dispatch from the Oxfordshire countryside!

We were alarmed by a recent dispatch in the N.Y.

The dog began to read, from a London dispatch.

Related: Preparing for a Siege Russian Roulettee (Dispatch 100).

A dispatch center receives all health-related emergency calls in the region of Southern Denmark and decides on the appropriate response using a nationwide dispatch protocol [ 4, 5].

The first term is the cost for power exchange with the utility grid; the second term stands for micro turbine generation cost; the last two terms express costs for dispatching the flexible load, including load transfer ((C_{LS}^{RT})(t)) and load interruption ((C_{LC}^{RT})(t)).

In announcing his retirement, in an oddly oblique e-mailed dispatch, he expressed hope that the latest biological research, at Cold Spring Harbor and elsewhere, would lead to treatments for mental illness and cancer.