Sentence examples for short dispatch from inspiring English sources

He filed a short dispatch about the encounter.

Sensibly, perhaps, Sir Salman Rushdie keeps his rather short dispatch from among the hijras of Mumbai more impersonal.

We've added a page called You Are Here, in which a writer offers a short dispatch from a particularly interesting part of the world.

Some big Chinese news portals initially carried a short dispatch on Google's announcement, but that account soon tumbled from the headlines, and later reports omitted Google's references to "free speech" and "surveillance".

Africa's elephant slaughter continues, as described in this short dispatch from the marine conservationist Carl Safina, who's ventured far from his usual oceanic domain to do research for his next book.

First, here is a short dispatch from the Guardian's China correspondent Tania Branigan, regarding those earlier reports of the plane flying at 5,000 feet to avoid radar detection.

And, out of all that, I began to have a sense of a woman's voice speaking in these short dispatches about her spying experience.

For example, Newsweek has stressed in-depth features as long as 10,000 words, while Time has concentrated on shorter dispatches from many angles.

Down the short road, Dispatch will expand into new locales.

Have you noticed how short these dispatches have suddenly become?

If that was cautious, though, there were no signs of nerves in his next shot, a short delivery dispatched with a fine pull to the mid-wicket boundary.