Sentence examples for on dispatching from inspiring English sources
Chances are, he'll just glide insouciantly on, dispatching nuggets of taste-free wordplay, and trusting we all forget.
But the L.E.D. has a longer life — around 25,000 hours — meaning businesses will that have to spend less money on dispatching workers with ladders to change bulbs.
There are new signs that an American military in distress is reshaping itself to cope with the destructive fallout of Iraq — and to look beyond it, even as President Bush insists on dispatching Americans to go on fighting and dying there.
Actually, I do not concentrate on dispatching any longer," says Claudia.
The focus of the OC-related analysis, however, will be on dispatching customer orders at the stores.
Furthermore, the influence of human factors on dispatching operation and power system cascading failure are analyzed through IEEE 24-bus test system.
The gallant Alphonso (he was born in the wrong century, this much is agreed on) dispatched the thugs with his riding crop and swept up LooLoo, and they have been together ever since.
Three members of the Imperial Family were dispatched on 14 August to deliver the news personally.
Before this innovation (1898) American newspapers relied on dispatches from British or other foreign sources.
A joint Guardian/Channel 4 investigation into undercover policing will be broadcast on Dispatches on Monday evening.
The Hunt for Britain's Sex Gangs is on Dispatches on Channel 4 this Thursday at 9pm.
