| Only too happy to wet his whistle, he had two cases dispatched to his London offices yesterday. |
| When a court official was dispatched by the judge to check the truth a different story emerged. |
| Indeed, the study says that most journalists sent to cover crises are general reporters dispatched as and when events occur. |
| In the dining room, Richard is already tucking in to a plate of black and white pudding, having already dispatched a bowl of porridge oats. |
| In 1533 the Dermoyen tapestry firm dispatched a team of weavers and merchants to Istanbul to design tapestries for the sultan. |
| Sirens flashing, a rescue appliance was dispatched with the crew on board not knowing if they should put on their helmets. |
