Sentence examples for dispatching taking from inspiring English sources

There they learned about central dispatching, taking and filling orders for gasoline stations, and how to deal with emergencies.

"I learned from that Cowboy game a year ago," Martz told The Post-Dispatch, "taking that shot -- how devastated these players were when it backfired.

The dispatch took 16 hours to reach Washington, and the shorter return message to London went through in only ten hours.

These dispatches took the form of letters from a cosmopolitan flâneuse, beguiled by the city and beguiling her readers with her whimsically poignant observations.

Grand Central Dispatch takes full advantage by making all of Mac OS X multicore aware and optimizing it for allocating tasks across multiple cores and processors.

"One of the things that jumped out was that after the dispatch took the information, she moved on to the next call.

Once the gang's dispatched, take a seat in front of one of the four wood-burning fireplaces, inlaid with lapis lazuli and marble, and enjoy the feeling.

The dispatches have taken pot shots at celebrity chefs, noting "Mario Batali's plump biscuits," endowing Tom Colicchio with a habit of snorting tangerine zest and teasing Thomas Keller for his saintly status in the religion of restaurants.

"It would be vulgar to indulge in speculative fiction that claims James Foley was praying during what are now his famous last moments on Earth," Alana Massey wrote in a Religion Dispatches column taking issue with the instant canonization of Foley.

We have researched the correlation between individual calls and between the calls and the dispatched units, taking into account the location of the caller and other available information.

Instead Ross, who is from Newport, Rhode Island, will focus on shooting video, writing regular dispatches and taking still photographs.