Despatch in a sentence as a noun

Lots have moved into minicab-like firms that add bookings, despatch etc.

Ordered 17 July 2012, despatch expected within 11 weeks but still no feedback from RS.

Before, it had taken despatch riders on horseback a similar number of days.

Big couriers will not allow you to collect your item from their despatch centre, you have to arrange for redelivery.

Despatch in a sentence as a verb

Far from universal though, unless you caught a street cab - the hail only black cabs without possibility of radio despatch.

A British Ambassador leaving his post was encouraged to write what was known as a valedictory despatch, to be circulated to a small number of influential people in government.

No pedestrian shall remain on the carriageway within the limits of a crossing longer than is necessary for that pedestrian to pass over the crossing with reasonable despatch.

One thing you could do is have multiple sets of these configuration registers, at process start you allocate one configuration to that process and set it up, from that point onwards you when you despatch instructions to the functional unit you do it along with the process configuration.

Despatch definitions

noun

an official report (usually sent in haste)

See also: dispatch communique

noun

the property of being prompt and efficient; "it was done with dispatch"

See also: dispatch expedition expeditiousness

noun

killing a person or animal

See also: dispatch

noun

the act of sending off something

See also: dispatch shipment

verb

send away towards a designated goal

See also: dispatch