Sentence examples for To be dish from inspiring English sources

I know it's only three weeks since I said Kitty Fisher's Galician beef was probably going to be "dish of the year".

Perhaps it is about to be dished out again.

Plus, there's one or two gongs to be dished out.

A review published last year by former Dragons' Den investor Doug Richard called for tax credits, or other forms of government incentives, to be dished out to employers.

An extra 10,000 places are to be dished out (though not for arty types), yet all face the dismal possibility that freshers' week may be cancelled.

Updated at 5.53pm GMT 5.35pm GMT Incidentally there are no more medals to be dished out today, fans of shiny things.

Is that laidback, prepare-ahead-of-time Easter menu from last week all in the fridge, waiting to be dished up tomorrow?

Despite a recovery, the central fact about the next parliament remains the £40bn or so of fiscal misery still to be dished out.

Queues can stretch for miles as eager diners wait for them to be dished out onto communist-era enamel dishes.

No hyperbole really needs to be dished out here.

"Your helping out needs to be dishes, laundry, and cooking," advises Dr. Brann.