Sentence examples for able to dispense from inspiring English sources
Most automated tellers will be able to dispense euros on Tuesday.
The algorithm will determine how many valves to dispense and still be able to dispense them serially.
People want to be able to dispense water easily and in a way that will not re-contaminate the water.
The body is too intricate and individual for that: good medicine will not be able to dispense with expert audacity.
By the time you reach 40, you should be able to dispense at least a little fashion wisdom.
By understanding our craving for ideology there is a chance that one day we'll be able to dispense with it.
Will he be able to dispense with the authoritarianism that, to many, has made Dr Mahathir look more like a jailer than a guardian of his people?
Skylar, at one point, told me that he sometimes longed for a time when we would be able to dispense with labels altogether.
Who knows, she might even do it persuasively enough to be able to dispense with her troublesome SPD partners next year.
"AS A democracy the United States ought presumably to be able to dispense with dynastic families," wrote Arthur Schlesinger junior, one of America's best-known historians, in 1947.
Barring some kind of mental lapse — not out of the question given his history here — Berdych should be able to dispense with Almagro.
