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Definition of dispatch rider in English: dispatch ridernoun British A messenger who delivers urgent business documents or military dispatches by motorcycle or (formerly) on horseback. Example sentencesExamples - Anybody who wants to be a cycle despatch rider will tend to be a little alternative in their thinking, Mick admits - so it seemed natural to turn to a complementary health centre to keep them in shape.
- In fact, the first American to enter Germany after the ceasefire was reported to be motorcycle dispatch rider CPL Roy Holtz.
- When the regiment of Thomas Rusk reached Gonzales, where Stephen F. Austin was awaiting them, Thomas Rusk planned to send back a dispatch rider with any letters and his news to the towns they had left from.
- My job was as a dispatch rider for one of the armoured brigades.
- Titchmarsh carried out his duties as a dispatch rider first on horseback and then on a motorcycle.
- A dispatch rider at the start of the First World War, Portal was soon commissioned and then seconded to the Royal Flying Corps in which he served with distinction.
- Then 18, he travelled to London's Piccadilly to queue at the recruiting office of the Royal Engineers to try to enlist as a despatch rider because he wanted to exchange his Triumph motorbike for the more powerful military machines.
- He was deployed as a dispatch rider but is now driving the lorries distributing water.
- A despatch rider who led police on a nightmare chase at speeds of up to 140 mph and who was only stopped after officers deliberately crashed into his bike, has been jailed.
- Each night an army despatch rider was said to visit the house, arousing suspicions it was used for intelligence gathering.
Synonyms messenger, special messenger, letter carrier, mail carrier, runner, bearer, message bearer, message carrier, delivery man, delivery woman, conveyor, envoy, emissary, harbinger, herald
Definition of dispatch rider in US English: dispatch ridernoundəˈspaCH ˈˌrīdərdəˈspætʃ ˈˌraɪdər British A messenger who delivers urgent business documents or military dispatches by motorcycle or (formerly) on horseback. Example sentencesExamples - Each night an army despatch rider was said to visit the house, arousing suspicions it was used for intelligence gathering.
- Anybody who wants to be a cycle despatch rider will tend to be a little alternative in their thinking, Mick admits - so it seemed natural to turn to a complementary health centre to keep them in shape.
- He was deployed as a dispatch rider but is now driving the lorries distributing water.
- In fact, the first American to enter Germany after the ceasefire was reported to be motorcycle dispatch rider CPL Roy Holtz.
- When the regiment of Thomas Rusk reached Gonzales, where Stephen F. Austin was awaiting them, Thomas Rusk planned to send back a dispatch rider with any letters and his news to the towns they had left from.
- Then 18, he travelled to London's Piccadilly to queue at the recruiting office of the Royal Engineers to try to enlist as a despatch rider because he wanted to exchange his Triumph motorbike for the more powerful military machines.
- A despatch rider who led police on a nightmare chase at speeds of up to 140 mph and who was only stopped after officers deliberately crashed into his bike, has been jailed.
- Titchmarsh carried out his duties as a dispatch rider first on horseback and then on a motorcycle.
- My job was as a dispatch rider for one of the armoured brigades.
- A dispatch rider at the start of the First World War, Portal was soon commissioned and then seconded to the Royal Flying Corps in which he served with distinction.
Synonyms messenger, special messenger, letter carrier, mail carrier, runner, bearer, message bearer, message carrier, delivery man, delivery woman, conveyor, envoy, emissary, harbinger, herald
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