Sentence examples for despatch to the from inspiring English sources

It was on this ground that the 15,000 men of the Immortal 7th Division prepared for despatch to the Somme.

In his despatch to the New York Times, the explorer states that on April 6, having accomplished the six stages he had planned, he was favored by an opening in the clouds which permitted him to take astronomical observations.

The most famous is Julius Caesar's proud despatch to the Senate of Rome following his expedition to the near-mythical, mist-clouded isle of Britain: "Veni, Vidi, Vici" ("I came, I saw, I conquered").

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

He was now saluted imperator by the soldiers, for the seventh time; and although he was not wont to accept any such honour before the senate voted it, nevertheless this time he took it as a gift from Heaven, and he sent a despatch to the senate.

Sir John did not mention Nelson's achievement in his initial despatch to the Admiralty despite Nelson's obvious contribution to the success of the battle.

Fugate has been despatched to the state.

The Law Society's proposals have been despatched to the Law Commission, the government's law reform body.

Large numbers of ambulances were despatched to the scene, as commuters were helped to safety.

Now, the phrase has finally been despatched to the speechwriters' knacker's yard.

The Grand Dérangement saw the Acadians despatched to the American colonies now known as North and South Carolina, Lousiana and Texas.