Sentence examples for dispatch room from inspiring English sources

He ticks more boxes than exist in the Amazon dispatch room.

Mr. Warkely came in and said don't start another batch or there'll be a clog-up in the dispatch room.

Officials estimate that at least 70,000 pack-houses, each equipped with a pre-cooler and dispatch room, are needed.

What was called the dispatch room was where television was watched, with the Warkelys' evening meal on two trays, evidence of their business stacked around the walls.

Her moment of clarity comes when she is talking in the police dispatch room to her pals and sources, who agree not to give any other magazine reporters insider details. "I have a friend who's named Ted, who drives a VW, and he kind of looks like the police sketch," she says.

Even as I sat in their dispatch room, the exhaustion of the last several months was still visible on the staff's faces while they waited for calls.

The building is popular with TV shows and movies that require police settings because it has a jail, a detective's office, interview rooms, a dispatch center and locker rooms.

In the latest dispatch from A Room for London – a hotel installation in the shape of the boat in Joseph Conrad's novella Heart of Darkness – we hear from Syrian poet and perennial Nobel contender Adonis.

They welcomed us warmly, and briskly dispatched us to Room 407.

My reservation, prepaid with Travelocity, was on file at the check-in counter, and I was dispatched efficiently to Room 325.

For the next 40 minutes, after Ms. Beyda was dispatched from the room, the council tangled in a debate about whether her faith and affiliation with Jewish organizations, including her sorority and Hillel, a popular student group, meant she would be biased in dealing with sensitive governance questions that come before the board, which is the campus equivalent of the Supreme Court.