Sentence examples for dispatched to write from inspiring English sources

John Travolta starred as the reporter dispatched to write a story that would be headlined "More sex than sweat", revealing how "fitness clubs are the new singles bars".

Mrs Calment, it was noted, attributed her staying power to olive oil and good French wine.Each birthday, reporters would be dispatched to write about Mrs Calment's career in longevity.

He does want to point out, though, that he's been a passionate critic of pornography for the best part of 30 years – ever since he was dispatched to write about the vice squad, and saw some of the material they dealt with.

Phillips was duly impressed, dispatched Cash to write a hit single, and by the summer Johnny Cash and the newly-named Tennessee Two had their first hit, Cry, Cry, Cry coupled with Hey Porter on the B side.

At the age of 17, he was dispatched to Television Centre to write a set report on a story called "Resurrection of the Daleks".

People here evaluate those reports and file their own reports and financial assessments, which go to headquarters in N'Djamena, where reports on the reports are written and dispatched to headquarters in Geneva.

"He said he'd only believe it if he saw it in writing, so I was dispatched to Royal Dublin to present him with a letter.

The answers are waiting in Vegas, where Lee has been dispatched by The New York Post to write a profile on a rising porn star whom he happens to have known in high school.

Arquilla was excited enough by Baber's products to dispatch two graduate students to write theses — now classified — on the AA-12 and the armed AutoCopter.

Rather than dispatching its legal correspondents to write about it, newspapers would do better to send their comic-strip artists, or, if they can find one in this age of solemnity, an old-fashioned wiseacre in the mold of the late Art Buchwald or Mike Royko.

When Cannon went off to Europe to write battle dispatches for Stars & Stripes, he developed what would become his signature style: florid, sentimental prose with an underpinning of hard-bitten wisdom, an urban style that he had picked up in candy stores and night clubs and from Runyon, Ben Hecht, and Westbrook Pegler.