Sentence examples for dispatch lines from inspiring English sources

911 calls started pouring into police dispatch lines.

A call came in on the dispatch line.

And even though a lot of the material was in last week's news and formed the basis of a Channel 4's Dispatches, reading it line by line, deception by deception, is genuinely shocking.

Bellini was probably the purest bel canto master, but an opera like "Norma" is rich with declamatory vocal writing, fits of Romantic passion, fearsome outbursts for the volatile tragic heroine in which the soprano must summon chilling power and dispatch quick-paced lines full of daring leaps.

Later, a one-line dispatch from the North's official Korean Central News Agency confirmed his arrival.

Still, Mr. Gilbert and his players certainly dispatched the intertwined lines of this densely contrapuntal music with precision and point.

And in the celebratory "Sanctus," the choristers dispatched the overlapping lines of fugal counterpoint with articulate clarity and jaunty energy.

Wind instruments play against one other, and over them Mr. Perle dispatches graceful viola lines, played beautifully here by Michael Ouzounian.

Zaragoza sent news of the victory in his famous one-line dispatch to President Benito Juárez, "The national arms have been covered with glory".

Automakers here made concerted efforts to patch up supply lines, dispatching workers to crucial parts makers to help them start production ahead of schedule.

In the short title role, Paul Agnew dispatches his few lines with appropriate heroic splendor, making one wish that Lully had written more for this high-tenor role.