Sentence examples for despatched down from inspiring English sources

Easy to see him being despatched down under for a tour of editors, opinion leaders and MPs.

His good service led to a prime posting in command of a squadron despatched to hunt down and neutralise the American super frigates during the War of 1812.

The ugly details those who tried to flee were hunted down and despatched with a bullet in the back and the apparent indifference of the authorities guaranteed massive media coverage.

In defiance of this monopoly, Berlusconi and his business associates set up other local TV broadcasting stations, then despatched motorcycle riders flying down the motorways to all Italy's main cities, with tapes of his newscasts, which ran consecutively.

Watson did not go down without a fight, forcing Kanepi to serve out for the match, but Estonian despatched a backhand winner down the line to complete her victory.

Landing on Mars is notoriously difficult, and most of the missions despatched from Earth have failed to get down in one piece.

Peter Murphy was brought down inside the box and Danny Webber despatched the resulting spot-kick, before Kayode Odejayi fired in from close range.

England's newest international had been a growing influence with his midfield breaks, one had already prompted Everton's first equaliser when Baines despatched a free-kick awarded when James Collins brought him down.

It is said that Ed would often be despatched from the Brown camp to make peace with Downing Street, where David worked as head of Blair's policy unit.

Maria Miller, the culture secretary, was despatched on to the airwaves to say Labour had climbed down.

Blackburn then went ahead 10 minutes into the second half when Huddersfield defender Joel Lynch brought down Marcus Olsson inside the area and Murphy duly despatched the penalty.