Sentence examples for dispensing some from inspiring English sources

It is, at least, a public facility dispensing some kind of education and pleasure where previously there was none.

Though memories are short on Wall Street, it is as if secured loan investors are dispensing some poetic justice.

As devolution began, Professor Vernon Bogdanor prophesied the inevitable end of fine-tuned social democratic government dispensing some notional equality for Islington and Inverness alike.

With the key Christmas shopping period well underway, analysts at Nomura have been dispensing some festive joy - and gloom - across the retail sector.

In the meantime, the company is trying to keep shareholders happy by dispensing some of its cash mountain on stock buybacks, and by promising to gear up the company a bit by issuing some debt.

Message: it's tough now, but you could be on a dais in a tasseled cap receiving an honorary degree and dispensing some assertive optimism of your own in 30 years.

At one of his farewell meetings for White House interns, Mr. Obama dispensed some life advice.

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.

In an exchange with another fellow student, he dispensed some medical advice: you need to get Claritin clear.

(This week, KimJongNumberUn dispensed some Valentine's Day advice: "remember: roses only last a week, but a nuclear weapon is forever").