Sentence examples for despatch today from inspiring English sources

Ten additional staff worked late into the evening yesterday, packing the items ready for despatch today".

Ten additional staff worked late into the evening yesterday, packing the items ready for despatch today.' These first supplies, destined for Sri Lanka, include 15 emergency health kits (containing medicines, medical supplies and basic medical equipment to cover the health needs of 150,000 people for three months), 150,000 sachets of oral rehydration salts to combat diarrhoea, and 20 tents.

There are also plans to despatch 5,000 community organisers into different parts of the country to try and get volunteers to work together more effectively.

In a bid to improve customer service, the retailer has taken on 6,000 more staff since mid-October, and despatched 6,000 existing head office staff to spend one day a fortnight on the shop floor to get a taste for the sharp end of the grocery business.

This was despatched 10 years ago to rendezvous with the Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, and was itself awoken in January.

Morshead received yet another Mention in Despatches in June 1942, and in November 1942 he was also created a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath.

Jeremy Corbyn at the despatch box yesterday?

John McDonnell has learnt that lesson the hard way after his stunt at the Despatch Box last week, in which Labour's shadow Chancellor thought it would be funny to wave a copy of Mao Zedong's "little red book".

Expectations of a Republican victory collapsed (at least in Iowa) in the third week of September when it was becoming clear that House Republicans "knew for months about e-mail traffic between Representative Mark Foley and a former teenage page", in the words of a New York Times despatch dated September 30th.

"Argentina is not just another 'banana republic' - a tin pot country led by a tinpot dictator," he wrote in his valedictory despatch in June 1982.

20 For the purpose of showing the causes of Aberdeen's action in relation to California, it is sufficiently exact to specify December as the turning-point in Aberdeen's general policy toward Mexico nationaux, but a more detailed explanation of all this correspondence will show that it was Pakenham's despatch of June 27 that caused the change.