Sentence examples for the first dispatch from inspiring English sources

Here's the first dispatch.

Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's recent deployment of 530 troops to southern Iraq was the first dispatch of Japanese troops to a war zone since World War II.

According to the first dispatch posted online by the Times, "Those in the room said that Mr. Hussein was dressed entirely in black and carrying a Koran and that he was compliant as the noose was draped around his neck".

The first dispatch did not make clear which side had won the conflict, and the secretary at first interpreted it as a defeat.

The first dispatch did not make clear which side had won the conflict, and the secretary interpreted it as a defeat.

Forty-nine out of 93 questionnaires were filled out and returned after the first dispatch.

Michael Stern, a swashbuckling foreign correspondent who filed some of the first dispatches from Rome as Allied forces entered the city, and, in his later career as a philanthropist, helped save the aircraft carrier Intrepid, died Tuesday in Palm Beach, Fla.

PAGE 21 obituaries MICHAEL STERN, 98 A swashbuckling foreign correspondent, he filed some of the first dispatches from Rome as Allied forces entered the city, and, in his later career as a philanthropist, helped save the aircraft carrier Intrepid.

In August 1990, it was General Vines, then a lieutenant colonel, who commanded the battalion of paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne that was the first dispatched to Saudi Arabia, to draw a figurative line in the sand against Iraqi troops who had invaded Kuwait.

He had no substantive word from the commissioners until March 1798, when the first dispatches revealing the French demands and negotiating tactics arrived.

Naval commanders felt the pilots on the Leyte were better trained and prepared than those of other available carriers, and so they were among the first dispatched to the theater.