Sentence examples similar to leading up to dispatch from inspiring English sources

In the weeks leading up to the opening Milford officials have dispatched police officers up to Newington to study the traffic snags there.

An analysis of the press coverage shows that American journalists filed straightforward, factual dispatches that prominently mentioned the role of Iran's Communists in street violence leading up to the coup.

It was all leading up to this.

Everything has been leading up to this.

During the time leading up to Eureka!

Nothing leading up to it.

Each week leading up to the election, the party will dispatch volunteers and staffers to knock on the doors of independent and registered Republican Latino voters, a party official said last week.

At Cairo University scores of soldiers were dispatched to block roads leading up to the demonstration.

In the days leading up to Thanksgiving, concerns over dry conditions were quickly dispatched when more than two feet of snow dropped around the lake in just two days.

In the weeks leading up to Friday's election, the Obama administration, to their credit, dispatched a team of Treasury and State Department officials to ensure that sanctions won't impede the export of medical supplies to Iran.

Unlike the period leading up to the 1991 Persian Gulf War, when Under Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger was dispatched to Israel to confer with the then Prime Minister, Yitzhak Shamir, this Bush administration has yet to send a top-level official to reassure Mr. Sharon.