Sentence examples for dispatches from inspiring English sources

We're largely dependent on whistleblowers – normally disillusioned chuggers – to enlighten us, as in last year's investigation by Dispatches.

He fought in north-west Europe with the Honourable Artillery Company, rose to lieutenant-colonel and was awarded the military MBE and mentioned in dispatches.

Rejecting this anti-democratic and frankly unAmerican course of action, Matrix instead hunts down, and dispatches, all of Arius's henchmen, using a variety of weaponry and one-liners.

"He has sent some very good dispatches from the front in terms of knocking on doors in Rochdale," Cameron gratefully acknowledged, "and this is what he says... ...... Miliband suddenly remembered that he had something really important to say to Lucy Powell on his left.

— Alex Ellinghausen (@ellinghausen) June 17, 2014 Good morning @jamesmassola @mearesy pic.twitter.com/QOpvWsK75f Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 8.01am Another01 Another key event today to mention in early dispatches is the High Court is set to rule on the legality of the Manus Island immigration detention centre.

Compounding these movements were poor communications: nobody really knew what was going on in the wars.One officer rushed from Portsmouth to London with forged dispatches proclaiming the fall of Paris and the rout of Napoleon, while at the coffee houses his confederates sold into the rising market and netted about £10,000.

As for Warne, dispatches from the United States' consul in Santos, São Paulo's port, report that at the beginning of the 20th century a Dr Warne and his wife were still living in the city whose name his crime had changedThe thought of the murderer living out a peaceful retirement surrounded by his family is unsettling.

Dispatches from the culture wars Down at the bottom The unhappy warrior Reprints Related items The presidency: Signed, sealed, deliveredNov 6th 2008As the result became clearer, supporters were more and more excited, hooting at the returns and electrified by their role in this historic moment.

The others include Oliver North (also of Iran-Contra fame) and Jim Webb, a Democratic senator from Virginia sometimes touted as vice-presidential material.I ask Mr Timberg if he is related to Craig Timberg, a Washington Post correspondent whose dispatches from my old stamping-grounds in Africa I devour each morning.

Heartland attack The great stink With a whimper ReprintsAlso caught on camera by Channel 4's "Dispatches" programme, and offering similar lobbying services, was Margaret Moran, a discredited Labour backbencher.

Indeed, Spirit's landing site, Gusev crater, was chosen because it looked as though the crater might once have contained a lake.In this section Under new management Dispatches from the void The smell of power Taiwan, twinned with Hawaii Reprints Related items Comets: Star-spangled slammerJun 30th 2005Unfortunately, that turned out not to be the case.