Sentence examples for chapters dispensing from inspiring English sources

The author's grandmother pops up in most chapters, dispensing jaunty proverbial wisdom: "So long as it's away from my own ass, I don't mind," begins the chapter on homosexuality.

Although Ms. Crabapple stays in touch with the directors of all her chapters, dispensing advice and encouragement via e-mail messages, in exchange for a nominal start-up fee and monthly dues, she prefers to run her "D.I.Y. empire," as she calls it, with a fairly light hand.

As a result, many of these companies now linger in Chapter 11 rather than speedily dispensing with their debts.

The first and best-known argument in favor of dispensing with the past models is presented in the first chapter of the Book of Lord Shang.

The chapter then introduces fabrication techniques and sketches microfluidic components for flow control, pumping, physical sensing, and dispensing and their applications in (bio-) analytical chemistry, drug discovery, and chemical process engineering.

Burke enjoyed dispensing compliments.

The intended audience is female and in her chapter "What to wear – or what not to wear, and the fear of mutton" she has a spot-on instinct for dividing middle-aged women into types and for dispensing advice.

Many A.T.M.s stopped dispensing cash.

He was dispensing stain wisdom.

Aerin Lauder is also dispensing advice.

Friedman did not propose dispensing with Keynes.