Sentence examples for long dispatch from inspiring English sources

In February 1946 an obscure Russian expert at the United States embassy in Moscow sent his superiors in Washington a long dispatch on American-Soviet relations.

On April 15 , 1968 The Times published a long dispatch from Sudan in which he reported on an untold number of casualties in a six-year revolt.

Two weeks ago, after the midlevel regional talks on North Korea's nuclear bomb program, the Kyodo News Agency of Japan sent a long dispatch from Beijing under the headline, "S.

Olney drafted a long dispatch on the history of the problem, declaring that "to-day the United States is practically sovereign on this continent, and its fiat is law upon the subjects to which it confines its interposition ... ...... Bayard delivered the note to the British Prime Minister (Lord Salisbury, who was also serving as Foreign Minister) on August 7 , 1895

Pakistan has long dispatched fighters across the border while also financing Kashmiri insurrectionists; in response, India, according to human rights groups, has killed thousands in extra-judicial murders in its counterinsurgency campaign.

From Iraq, she sent home long dispatches describing the violence she had seen, the time she came close to vomiting at the sight of a bloodied Iraqi, the chaos at the Baghdad police station where she worked, the crazed traffic and maniacal driving, and the children.

"We confess to a special delight in hearing of piles of Yankee corpses, no matter how high or how broad or how long," The Dispatch proclaimed on July 16.

"I remember translating a very long cipher dispatch from him, so utterly unimportant & ridiculous that Col. Ewell declared I must have made some mistake.

The last few weeks have felt like one long Divine Dispatch, which is more Double-D action than anyone should have to deal with.

Syria: The Long War (Dispatch One).

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