Sentence examples for before despatch to from inspiring English sources

Plasma was stored at −70 to −80 °C before despatch to the laboratory (PRA Early Development Services, Inc. Kansas, USA).

Such metaphorical flourishes – visually lavish but often simplistic in content – have become a BBC news signature, whereas you feel that, if the prime minister happens to mention Game of Thrones, ITN will still think hard before despatching Brady to a fancy dress shop to choose a costume to wear outside the House of Commons.

Next, the "despatch" – to use Brigham's preferred term.

Tim Sherwood was sacked on 25 October, the day after the 2-1 home defeat by Swansea City, and just hours before Villa were despatched to the bottom by Sunderland's local derby win over Newcastle.

The District Offices then check, verify and endorse the returns before they are despatched to the Federal Forest Department in shuttle returns as detailed in Table 5.

Despatched to India before war was declared, Linois left Brest in March 1803, sailing to the South China Sea in an effort to intercept the China Fleet, a huge merchant convoy from Canton to Britain via Madras that carried goods worth in excess of £8 million.

In a first-hand account of his 15-minute "interview" with the wayward journalist, Sir John Simon wrote: "I told him that the message had been brought to my attention before despatch and that I had stopped it.

It is generally the final process before the cold rolled product is despatched to the customer, and therefore plays an important rôle in delivering the desired material properties and the product standards required.

It was a clear penalty, which Gomez stepped up to calmly despatch past Costel Pantilimon.

According to one account two of Lángara's ships (unspecified which two) were despatched to investigate other unidentified sails sometime before the action.

Those minimum standards also include broadly agreeing not to despatch people to horrible fates overseas.