Sentence examples for crowd dispensing from inspiring English sources

The Embassy staff walked through the crowd, dispensing ready-to-eat packets of beef stew.

Deeney ran straight to his family in the crowd, dispensing with his shirt on the way.

Volunteers filtered through the crowd, dispensing and collecting tissues — those soaked tissues will be burned in a bonfire ceremony later tonight.

In 1960, the maskers riding on the floats of the Rex parade added to the tradition of tossing beads and other trinkets to the crowd by dispensing aluminum souvenir coins called doubloons.

Domenico Dolce, bald and bespectacled, wearing gold-embroidered loafers with a velvet dinner jacket of the same shade as the waiters', bobbed and weaved among the crowd — posing for pictures, dispensing hugs, and passing around drinks.

Been there, done that: A few years back, Ms. Stein insinuated herself into a bulky, eight-foot-tall cheese costume and spent an afternoon wobbling among the crowds on Mulberry Street, dispensing cheese samples, trying to keep her balance and inadvertently terrifying several small children.

There are reminders of this in Butcher's more diaphanous ballads, which wash over the crowd and are dispensed with early on.

Because of the anticipated crowd, Swissair this year dispensed with its traditional hot buffet and offered investors a bag lunch: a sandwich, fruit, water and Swiss chocolate.

He hardly noticed them as he made his way through the crowd of supporters, shaking hands and dispensing hugs, and appearing for the last time before the pack of cameras.

But her recorded voice was booming through the speakers, dispensing clichés to the cheering crowd.

Dispensing with the crew saves money.