Sentence examples for dispatches first from inspiring English sources

Mobile text messaging, the same 160-character dispatches first popularized by nimble-fingered teenagers, may be the closest thing in the information-overloaded digital marketing world to a guaranteed read.

The St . LouisPost-Dispatch first reported Spagnuolo's hiring.

The networks' storm-chaser footage helps the police decide which roads to shut down and where to dispatch first responders.

Boyd thrived at The Post-Dispatch, first as a local reporter and then as a Washington correspondent.

(Copy Number One is always marked for the Queen and is always dispatched first – even if Downing Street are screaming for theirs).

Therefore, in this paper, two schemes are modeled to consider wind GENCOs as constraints (always dispatched first and being price takers) and as strategic bidders, respectively.

It means that the wind generation will always be dispatched first because it often has the lowest production cost in reality.

Clinton's campaign has recently dispatched first lady Michelle Obama and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., two high-profile surrogates, to campaign for her in Arizona.

As always with good dinner planning, the dessert was dispatched first, along with a diversionary lesson in composting and chicken-scrapping.

The hip-hop musicians behind the 2008 song "Joyful Noise" -- including Christian rapper Flame (born Marcus Gray, Chike Ojukwu, Lecrae Moore and Emanuel Lambertt -- sued Perry, Capitol Records and others in St . Louisfederal court on July 1 for copyright infringement, the St . LouisPost-Dispatch first reported.

Djokovic, the second-seeded Serb, dispatched fourth-seeded David Nalbandian, 6-1, 6-0, in just 47 minutes.