Sentence examples for dispensed so from inspiring English sources

The 9 trillion gallons of water dispensed so far is enough to fill the entire Great Salt Lake in Salt Lake City — twice!

Neither the streets nor the society is made safer by having marijuana users or peddlers locked up, let alone with the horrific sentences now dispensed so easily.

(One of the reasons it is dispensed so lavishly in private clinics is that, like a course of weight-reducing in similar institutions, it is very expensive).

Congress appropriated the money in 2005 and added to it in 2007, but officials acknowledge that the program got off to a slow start and that only about $70 million has been promised or dispensed so far.

For far less than the £50bn of public money recently dispensed so casually to bail out our morally hazardous banking system, we could lay the foundation for a secure and sustainable energy programme right here in the UK.

Nothing summed up Al's unconquerable vitality and spirit better than the advice he dispensed so freely to others: "Keep moving" and always ask, "What's new?" New York Road Runners.

With the birds has gone the rich cargo of guano that they normally dispense so freely to the earth under their abodes.

Football coaches are a password-protected lot, preferring to dispense so little information that most days, they would struggle to fill 140 characters.

The program had a certain internal logic, proceeding from Beethovenian mystery and drama in C minor to Mozartean triumphalism in C major, though it seemed odd to dispense so quickly with the headline soloist, the pianist Leif Ove Andsnes.

On the more practical side, Akdogan noted that the device always asks you to approve the pills before dispensing, so you shouldn't end up with a giant mess when you get home from travel.

How did you earn the wisdom you dispense so generously at the wine evenings and house parties you attend with London's media glitterati?