Sentence examples for traditionally dispatched from inspiring English sources

A retrospective chart review included 17 autolaunch and 16 traditionally dispatched patients.

The White House traditionally dispatches the president and first lady each year to a variety of universities, military academies, historically black institutions, state schools and the odd elite campus.

Traditionally, Sukuma men who've dispatched lions perform celebratory dances in villagers' homes while wearing a costume made from their prey's pelt (photo).

Mr. Steiger said he did not see any difference between the way CNBC reported the news and the way reporters for The Journal have traditionally written dispatches on the 103-year-old Dow Jones wire service.

Relatives living abroad and unable to attend have traditionally sent home money at this time (a generous total of $1.3 billion £0.8bnn) was dispatched to Senegal for Tabaski in 2010) - so last year a local start up called Niokobok began accepting orders from overseas for live rams, with buyers receiving a picture of their family receiving their four-legged gift as part of the deal.

France dispatched 260 gendarmes.

Rangers have been dispatched.

I dispatched environmental testers.

Duveen dispatched letters and cables.

The soprano Jamie Jordan dispatched the part brilliantly.

"We dispatched someone within the day.