Sentence examples for dispatch later from inspiring English sources

A SANA dispatch later disputed that account, asserting the bridge was hit by rocket-propelled grenades launched by terrorists, its description of rebel fighters.

Ava, now five-years-old, suffered a gunshot wound that "shattered the bone" in her right leg after a Columbus police officer, who The Columbus Dispatch later identified as Jonathan Thomas, pulled his trigger.

He wrote about politics for the Sunday Pictorial (precursor of the Sunday Mirror) and about things in general, under the pseudonym of John Jelley, for the Sunday Dispatch (later reborn as the Mail on Sunday).

In 1931 she married William Pettus Hobby, a former governor of Texas (1917 21) and publisher of the Houston Post-Dispatch (later the Houston Post).

I send them to friends or take them home to be dispatched later.

His assistant, Eddie Roche, was going to be dispatched later to Mr. Cumming's apartment to walk his mixed-breed dog, who wasn't invited to spend the night at the Paramount.

Turbulent appeared to be capsized to starboard, though she remained afloat and was dispatched later by the cruiser and the destroyers and.

In a separate dispatch sent later, de Grasse also made two important requests.

After World War II ended, Mauldin stopped drawing Willie and Joe, but he went on to a long and successful career as an editorial cartoonist working at the St . LouisPost-Dispatch, and later for the Chicago Sun-Times.

I sent my dispatch and minutes later  my wife saw the news of the shooting on  nytimes.com.

During the first world war her father, James, was a cavalryman and her mother, Nellie (nee Hodges), a dispatch rider who later raced motorcycles.