Sentence examples similar to despatch post from inspiring English sources

In 1916 he was mentioned in despatches and posted to No. 2 Squadron AFC.

The photographer Bill Brandt was despatched by Picture Post to summon up the spirit of Hadrian's Wall, the implication being that Britain was a land of ancient marvels to be revered and protected at all costs.

As the local newspapers filled with letters from readers clamouring for Rhodesian troops to be mustered and despatched to Europe post-haste, the administration limited its initial contribution to posting a section of BSAP troopers to the Victoria Falls Bridge to guard against possible German attack from South-West Africa though the Caprivi Strip.

I agree to send the message – but to make things sure, I also sit down and write the wife a letter, and despatch it to the post-office immediately, as he fears she will come on, and he does not wish her to, as he will surely get well.

A Ukrainian military aircraft has been despatched to support the post.

His contribution in the 3-2 win over AS Roma on Saturday was less substantial than in the 7-0 win over LA Galaxy – Mata later cited a dry pitch which made it play slow – though the way he took down Wayne Rooney's sublime 30-yard pass with his left foot and despatching it in off the post with his right left the Dutch manager discussing the football brains of both players.

Gerrard seemed to have missed his chance to shoot from a quick free-kick, but the ball came back to him from Peter Crouch, winning a header at the far post, and the the captain despatched it with venom.

Alexander, who has been an MP since 2010, had never spoken from the despatch box when she was appointed to the health post in Corbyn's shadow cabinet, and says the job made her feel excited and liberated.

But after being played through by Benzema, the clinical way he despatched a swerving drive beyond Beto and inside the far post from the left side of the area underlined his determination to return to top form.

During the operation he despatched the frigate to Muscat, captured numerous individual country ships, and burned the British trading post of Bencoolen.

Following the outbreak of World War II, he filled a key liaison post with the US Navy, and later saw action as commander of the destroyer, earning a mention in despatches.