Sentence examples for dispatch well from inspiring English sources

There are few words capable of encapsulating the measure of such a masterful life, except to impart this departing dispatch: 'Well done Madiba, well done!" "I'm blessed and honored to have lived in an era when so many great men and women have walked this earth.

In 1954, she rode into Guatemala on a mule during a revolution there, getting to the action and filing her dispatches well ahead of her colleagues.

After the stock has cooled, simply reheat it, he continued, and "any bacteria that landed there and began to multiply will be dispatched well before the stock hits a simmer".

Some years ago I put together a book, Paths Less Traveled, for which I dispatched well-known authors to adventure destinations and asked them to write of their experience.

On Twitter, Mr. Delaney has built an audience on the basis of his absurdist observations ("There's usually about half a pound of ham under my fingernails on any given day," reads one recent dispatch) as well as his humorous hectoring of celebrities and politicians who also have the misfortune of being on that social networking site.

And so, Mini's interstellar dispatch may well reach its terrestrial targets.

The results in Table 3 indicate that the location of faster-ramping unit influences the optimal dispatch as well.

There is also, of course, the possibility that, once he has solved the case, Gunther will be dispatched as well.

The Police Department's Hostage Negotiation Team was, indeed, dispatched, as well as its Emergency Service and Technical Assistance and Response Units, Mr. Browne said.

(See the newsreel below, which also gives one a look at the many forms of witnessing at the trial, with interpreters and switchboard operators sending out dispatches, as well as the expressions on the defendants' faces).

King Duncan is portrayed as a dizzy fop, speaking in fluty tones that make him seem like a featherweight leader whose dispatching might well be good for the country — an interpretation at odds with his depiction in the text as the generous, responsible antithesis of the ruler that Macbeth will become.