Sentence examples for dispatching from from inspiring English sources

There was the summary dispatching from the captaincy in 2009; a time-out on the naughty step after Textgate; not to mention the flouncy retirement in 2012, which lasted a nanosecond.

From the murder of peasant revolt leader Wat Tyler by the lord mayor of London and his men in 1381, to the dispatching from the City to Northern Ireland of rural refugees forced off their land in 17th-century land reforms, the corporation has long been a guiding hand in British history.

Dispatching from an outlet is also required when retailers transship between stores.

Pointer was still too young to go along, but he worked tirelessly dispatching from headquarters.

Upon dispatching from the loading dock, the car was brought through an accelerated hill climb.

It's as if Ed Brody believes he's some kind of reporter dispatching from the ignorant coalface of our culture.

Previously - http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/pen-pals-a-dispatch-from-the-inside" target="_blank">A Dispatch from the Inside.

Ukraine Diaries: Dispatches from Kiev.

(Read Bob Mankoff's dispatch from the conference).

and somber dispatches from N.O.A.A. and FEMA.

(See Jon Lee Anderson's dispatches from Libya).