Sentence examples for dispatch read from inspiring English sources

"There have also been reports that the vehicles are being shipped by barges on the Pearl River," one dispatch read gravely, "north to some unknown destination".

"The areas under attack in Homs have been cut off from the rest of the world and suffer an urgent shortage of medicine and staple foods," the dispatch read.

According to Morris the famous dispatch read: "Snow conditions bad.

His last dispatch read, "By the time this reaches you we would have met and fought the red devils, with what result remains to be seen.

The original Twitter dispatch read: "Ground Zero Mosque supporters: doesn't it stab you in the heart, as it does ours throughout the heartland?

Wellington placed most of the blame for the losses on Blake, while a dispatch read in the Spanish cortes implied that the British had played only a minor role in the battle, despite their much higher losses.

With 13 minutes left in the session, Mr. Flacks began typing his dispatch, reading off notes scribbled on a manila folder and using an efficient hunt-and-peck technique.

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.

In a dispatch that read like a call to arms, the magazine – the target of a horrific terrorist attack last year that killed 11 people – considered what had happened in Paris and Brussels over the past year and asked: how did we end up here?

Dylan recalls a time when he was in third or fourth grade, struggling to hide his difficulties with reading, and his class was dispatched to read stories to kindergartners.

The collection also includes Babel's seldom-discussed screenplays, as well as a great deal of journalism of varying quality -- a few articles offer powerful glimpses of a transforming Russia, others are breezy propaganda dispatches that read like Talk of The Town pieces written for Pravda.