Sentence examples for dispensed a bit from inspiring English sources

• After Monday's loss to Orlando, Allen dispensed a bit of wisdom that James and his teammates might find useful.

After giving the chair a quick wipe, he handed back the ticket stub, and maybe dispensed a bit of Bronx baseball wisdom.

Joining them for drinks by the pool, he discussed his devotion to writing and dispensed a bit of relationship advice ("never write a girl at night or when you are drunk").

The current UK Secondary Teacher of the Year, David Miller, on recognising a soul in partial torment working too hard on a Saturday night and missing Match of the Day, used Twitter to reach all the way across from lower Dumbarton and, with it, dispensed a bit of much-needed virtual empathy.

And while he was at it, the governor dispensed a bit of grace.

And then there is Intikhab, the smiling diplomat of Pakistan cricket, to dispense a bit of wisdom.

One of the producers of "Jumping the Broom" is T. D. Jakes, the Dallas minister and self-help author who shows up on screen to bestow his literal blessing on the central couple and to dispense a bit of wisdom.

All of the uncomfortable practicalities of undressing, the likelihood of some foreplay — all of the time-unfolding elements of the action are eliminated in the interest of dispensing a bit of information: they have sex, whoever "they" are — the man is anonymous to viewers but doubtless not to Christine.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg often says that New Yorkers need a businessman for mayor, and yesterday he dispensed a quick bit of business advice to his constituents: buy low.

I sip the water that is freely dispensed, splash a bit on my fingertips and dab it onto the small of my back, which has been acting up a bit lately.

Although she does refer teenagers to therapists, Dr. Engelland dispenses quite a bit of the talking cure herself.