Sentence examples for dispatch soon from inspiring English sources

A Vice spokesperson confirmed to HuffPost that Ostrovsky is currently reporting in the capital of Kiev and is expected to file a new dispatch soon.

Four years afterward he gained control of the St . LouisDispatch (founded 1864) and the Post (founded 1875) and merged them as the Post-Dispatch, soon the city's dominant evening newspaper.

"[It] has been saying 'Dispatching Soon' for the last two days, it's getting really annoying now.

Dispatched soon afterward to Moscow as part of an official delegation, he lectured about race discrimination in the United States to an audience that included Joseph Stalin.

NATO overcame French opposition and agreed Friday to dispatch "as soon as possible" a small group of officers to Iraq to train the country's military.

Molly's more casual affair with one of her professors (Brian Avers) is also easily dispatched, and soon she and Elliot are trading passionate kisses and equally heated lectures about "nondeterministic polynomial time problems" and "protein interaction networks".

Drinks companies use the data captured to improve distribution and product selection, and to reduce the number of out-of-stock items, which has increased profits per machine by as much as 70%.Let machine talk to machineSimilarly, Toshiba is using wireless technology for remote monitoring of photocopiers, so that technicians can be dispatched as soon as there are signs of a problem.

Because the team is so nimble these boxes can be dispatched as soon as little Ayden comes out.

He quit the Post-Dispatch and soon moved to Los Angeles, where he spent the last 19 years of his career.

EmergenSee's Tier-4 Homeland Security certified center tracks and records all incidents, networks with local law enforcement and ensures help is dispatched as soon as possible.

The UNICEF supplies were quickly dispatched as soon as the needs of the displaced populations were identified.