Sentence examples similar to restarted dispatching from inspiring English sources
When war restarted, the Royal Navy was dispatched to retake Cape Town in 1806 – a bloodier affair second time around.
The United States is dispatching its appointed State Department envoy for Northern Ireland, Richard N. Haass, to London on Monday to try to restart the peace efforts.
For the fifth time in four months, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell is dispatching his top Korea specialist to Seoul for urgent consultations on forging a unified policy to handle North Korea's moves to restart its nuclear weapons program.
Britain is preparing to dispatch one of its biggest warships to tackle the urgent refugee crisis in the Mediterranean as campaigners warn up to 30,000 migrants, including 2,500 children, could die this year unless rescue operations are restarted immediately.
Dispatching slower traffic is effortless.
Growth restarted almost immediately.
Operations restarted early Saturday.
A dispatch decision needs to be made at the moment when the output power of units at node 37 is 51.2 MW, and units at node 33, 38 and 39 have been restarted but not been connected to the power grid.
TMI-1 restarted two years later.
