Sentence examples for dispatch headed from inspiring English sources

One dispatch, headed "Yale Boy's Adventure," told of the adventures of a lad named William C. Bullitt, Yale '12, who narrowly missed getting shot in Warsaw.

In this dispatch, VICE News headed back to eastern Ukraine to see the effect this new escalation in the conflict is having on the innocent civilians, trapped between opposing barrages of deadly artillery fire with nowhere to go.

In 1758, he was dispatched to head a group of other Spanish Franciscans in evangelizing the inhabitants of Baja and Alta California, as the current U.S. state was then known.

Those who do study California history learn this: In 1758, the native of Mallorca, Spain, was dispatched to head a group of other Spanish Franciscans in evangelizing the inhabitants of Baja and Alta California, as the current U.S. state was then known.

President Obama dispatched a delegation headed by John Podesta, his special counselor, to the inauguration.

The Fatimids responded by dispatching another army, headed by Rashiq al-Azizi, which quickly routed the Jarrahids.

The Florida governor's race: a dispatch from a state headed underwater.

Florida governor's race: Dispatch from a battleground state headed underwater.

After we dispatched with the initial pleasantries, we headed straight for the bar.

On 8 April, Admiral Hipper and the German destroyers were dispatched to Narvik while the German capital ships headed north for a diversionary manoeuver into the North Atlantic.

In this dispatch, VICE News correspondent Simon Ostrovsky heads toward the MH17 crash site, as the Ukrainian military has successfully recaptured the cities surrounding it.