Sentence examples similar to outline dispatch from inspiring English sources
It's not just hard news briefings that are trying out the daily format: The Outline's World Dispatch, which runs Monday to Thursday, offers between eight and 15 minutes on subjects as diverse as hanging on to voicemails from dead loved ones to the maths behind Tinder.
Her regular dispatches outline what happens in each film and why she thinks he might (or might not) like it.
"Stay woke — folks!!" she wrote in a dispatch outlining Republican Gov. Larry Hogan's financial ties to two proposed development projects in the county.
Methods are also outlined for the dispatch of complementary technologies (e.g. energy storage) and accommodation of on-site renewables (e.g. solar PV) which could further improve the economic or environmental benefits of distributed generation.
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In a fascinating dispatch, The Telegraph outlines the purported tactics of a hedge fund to try and bring down the bank.
As George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, stood at the dispatch box and outlined the sharpest cuts in public spending for decades (£81 billion over the coming four years), the house murmured and rumbled.
Destiny works unobtrusively here, though we see it in recurrent images of red threads linking the characters, and in semi-abstract shapes that eventually outline the bow that Benedict Nelson's Ulysses must wield to dispatch Penelope's unwanted suitors.
She said: "I can give a very clear undertaking from the dispatch box that I intend to move forward on the timetable I have outlined".
