Sentence examples for dispatch hall from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Miniace said union officials at the dispatch hall had told qualified longshoremen not to show up to handle some cargo-moving equipment, an action that prevented the unloading of one ship.

The union charges that employers aren't training enough operators and could fill the missing positions with their own employees, instead of workers from the union dispatch hall.

The officers were dispatched to Aldrich Hall on a report of a theft in progress.

Reporting on Trump's inner circle is akin to writing dispatches from inside a hall of mirrors.

Prof. Adrian Kragen, one of the more conservative members of the Boalt Hall faculty, was dispatched to travel throughout California to try to explain the complex and deteriorating situation.

To promote the expanded usage, the city's Department of Environmental Protection, which oversees activities in the vast watershed, has dispatched its employees to town hall meetings and country fairs around the state.

America's Health Insurance Plans, the industry's top lobby group, dispatched 50,000 employees to town halls to fight the public option.

The Police Department in Columbus, Ohio, was just one of many that dispatched more officers to guard city hall.

As a former war correspondent in Africa, all this sounded grimly familiar to me: local grievances bursting into violence, heated discussions in distant halls of power, the dispatch of gallant troops, and an escalation to some unhappy rag-end conclusion.

"What a nice welcome". A former colleague thrust today's issue of The East London Daily Dispatch into his hands in the arrivals hall.

St. John's had just dispatched Niagara, 78-68, last night at Alumni Hall when the Red Storm players unceremoniously filed to the sideline and shook hands with the losing team.