To me, The Wind Off the Small Isles reads more like a story from a women's magazine; by Stewart's high standards, it's just a little pat, and at fewer than 70 pages, I dispatched it on a train between London and Stoke with time to spare.
Just snatched up his drink and dispatched it, before lying on the floor and closing his eyes.
Also, young physician-researchers will be dispatched on one-year clinical fellowships to medical facilities in the disaster-stricken areas.
Manohla, you had some reservations about "The Tree of Life," but your dispatch on it from Cannes emphasized its self-evident and disarming sincerity.
If there is CIDS information for a property with such a system, Chief Burns said, the first companies dispatched would see it on the printout.
But "narrowband" signals seemingly focused within specific wavelengths may have been dispatched on purpose.
Three members of the Imperial Family were dispatched on 14 August to deliver the news personally.
It also featured the Great White Fleet, the armada President Theodore Roosevelt would dispatch on a global tour: a new, Americanised symbol of imperial ambition.
When it was finally dispatched back on to the field of play, the German keeper – barely calmer since the incident with Six in the first half, his lid still clattering away under pressure from internal steam – shaped to throw the ball with force back into the Gallic throng, but aborted mid-fling and placed it down for a goal kick instead.
(He performed this bit of modern magic by calling, on his satellite phone, a friend in England, who recorded the dispatch and then posted it on Worsley's Web site).
