Sentence examples for dispatch strong from inspiring English sources

Produced by Printz Board, one of the magical elves behind the global dominance of the Black Eyed Peas, it's a disarmingly savvy dispatch, strong on hooks as well as grooves.

Brave photojournalists, embedded with military units, were dispatching strong images showing the war's devastation.

Last week, a Filipino parliamentarian publicly urged President Benigno Aquino III to dispatch "a strong lobby team" in Washington to stop the bill in its tracks, warning that it would "kill" the industry in the Philippines.

The peshwa then dispatched a strong army under his cousin Sadashiva Rao to drive away the invader and establish the Maratha supremacy in northern India on a firm footing.

The general conversation is less stilted than yesterday, though it still fails to express the universal emotion, "Why don't you f up massively and let me win?" In the first game professor Dan shows his true colors and dispatches two strong players.

Once the rebels were defeated by the Byzantine-Rus' forces in 989, Basil dispatched a strong force under John of Chaldea to punish the Georgians, and David had to submit.

The play's anecdotes, adeptly drawn by Chicago playwright Marisa Wegryzn and dispatched by strong performances, made me wonder why anyone would consider working in the not-so-friendly skies these days.

The piratical raids of the Arakanese and their Portuguese mercenaries led to the dispatch of a strong force by Shaista Khan, the Mughal governor (nawab) of Bengal, who in 1666 occupied the region.

After the fall of Jaffna to the Portuguese, Senarat dispatched a 10,000 strong army to Jaffna under the command of Mudaliyar Attapattu.

He was right to dispatch someone with a strong ego like Richard Holbrooke to the region and work on Afghanistan and Pakistan as a tandem.

"The Post-Dispatch has a very strong history of writing whatever it's going to write about".