Sentence examples for standing at the despatch from inspiring English sources

She was standing at the despatch box.

Standing at the baggage, passing time:.

I was still standing at the machine.

"Standing at the brink of history?

Standing at the bar is allowed.

And difficult not to ask oneself when next a Labour leader will stand at the despatch box and take PMQs.

The "gormless" leader of the house, "who stands at the despatch box like some tranquillised ungulate, his jaw slowly rotating as he produces a plop-plop-plop of prosaic sludge".

Those of us who work on higher education policy will still be able to find plenty of other demands for the next time the chancellor stands at the despatch box.

"For the first time I think ever we've witnessed the leader of the Labour party stand up at the despatch box of this House and argue against the policy of the party he leads.

"For the first time I think ever we've witnessed the leader of theLabour party stand up at the despatch box of this House and argue against the policy of the party he leads.

The tollhouses are still standing at Place Denfert-Rochereau.