Sentence examples for could dispensed from inspiring English sources

On her visit to the Chicago re-election offices, she worked the room, remembered as many names as she could, dispensed handshakes and hugs, and then gave a speech about the importance of the campaign staff's work, not just to the president but to the country's future.

Nobody, however, could dispense with them.

"Through the rope they could dispense favours or dispense justice".

When he attended meetings, they could dispense with note-taking.

With technology, we could dispense with the offical catalogue.

We could dispense the droplets in the range of 55 210 ± 8 nL.

Society has long hoped that science could dispense with the need for politics.

But what if companies could dispense with shipping altogether by "manufacturing" goods near their final destination?

So he could dispense with the rhapsodic proclamations and the poison, and return to his studies.

India, in his view, could dispense with most of its imports but cloth it must have.

In a tale, she could dispense with them, and just go for emotion and image.