dispatch|dispatches in English
noun
[dis·patch || dɪ'spætʃ]
sending off, shipment; message, communication; promptness
Use "dispatch|dispatches" in a sentence
1. Dispatch the cards.
2. The diplomatic dispatches were dispatched to the UN Headquarters.
3. Wounded in action, he was twice mentioned in dispatches.
4. Maxwell, Maxwell dispatch, Kiowa 71 . Placer 81, Maxwell dispatch, go ahead, over?
5. 16 I was carrying dispatches from the ambassador.
6. Computer aided Dispatch Solutions
7. Here is the dispatch.
8. 8 The diplomatic dispatches were dispatched to the UN Headquarters.
9. What is this dispatch?
10. (2) Dispatch by private courier company will be accepted as equivalent to dispatch by registered post.
11. (5) Dispatch by private courier company will be accepted as equivalent to dispatch by registered post.
12. (4) Dispatch by private courier company will be accepted as equivalent to dispatch by registered post.
13. I'm tapped into State Police dispatch.
14. Altogether 150,000 individual private telegrams and state dispatches were delivered.
15. (3) Dispatch by private courier company will be accepted as equivalent to dispatch by registered post.
16. He conclude the negotiation with dispatch.
17. A Cry from the Far Middle: Dispatches from a Divided Land
18. Get a hold of somebody at Dispatch.
19. 19 He conclude the negotiation with dispatch.
20. The parcel is ready for dispatch.
21. Most cases are investigated with dispatch.
22. Dispatch of annual trading ships to Japan.
23. I just terminated the main dispatch system.
24. We have 125 cases ready for dispatch.
25. Borked PC currently dispatches technicians to these areas in NJ and PA