Sentence examples for dispensed some from inspiring English sources
At one of his farewell meetings for White House interns, Mr. Obama dispensed some life advice.
(This week, KimJongNumberUn dispensed some Valentine's Day advice: "remember: roses only last a week, but a nuclear weapon is forever").
In an exchange with another fellow student, he dispensed some medical advice: you need to get Claritin clear.
On his way out, Thiel dispensed some business advice: by the following Monday, everyone in the company should have come up with the names of the three smartest people they knew.
The two men sat together for more than an hour, picking at their food — Mr. Bloomberg had fruit salad, Mr. Turner a muffin — while Mr. Bloomberg, judging from their body language, dispensed some advice and told a few humorous stories.
The England captain, Alastair Cook, knows a thing or two about hitting the ground running in India and last night he dispensed some advice to the junior members of his touring party.
Its 70-ish proprietor, Malcolm Rothman, emerges into the rain to dispense some sound advice.
In series six, the midwives will also dispense some of their knowledge in South Africa.
Though memories are short on Wall Street, it is as if secured loan investors are dispensing some poetic justice.
He also dispenses some useful advice on what to avoid in our first paragraph; our CliffNotes version below: Wise man.
With the need to actually dispense some ink, his passive new daydream of fame becomes annoyingly cantilevered to reality.
