Sentence examples for dispensing to from inspiring English sources

Speaking as a parent, it's the kind of futile, non-advice I try hard to avoid dispensing to my eight and 10-year old daughters.

At one point, he pushed the coin return and the phone dispensed about 30 quarters, which he began dispensing to needy callers, including his friend Brandon Yankowitz, 21, of Manhattan, who also complained about the ban.

It's the kind of plainspoken advice that Warren E. Buffett, the legendary financier, has been dispensing to ordinary investors for decades, along with perennials like "make money" (duh) and "stick to the basics" (no fancy derivatives, please).

An early flowering of Mr. Wolfe's innovative new-journalism style, the book somewhat mockingly compared Mr. Kesey to the leaders of the world's great religions, dispensing to his followers not spiritual balm but quantities of lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD, to enhance their search for the universe within themselves.

In further analyses, 35 μL was the volume adopted for dispensing to the flowcell.

I challenge the adults out there to take the advice we're dispensing to our graduates: Take responsibility for your actions.

This nutrition advice will be freely dispensed to customers.

They also monitor drugs dispensed to consumers, to prevent harmful drug interactions.

Military historians say they were dispensed to German and British forces in World War II.

(The vitriol poured over Teicholz is rarely dispensed to Gary Taubes, though they make fundamentally similar arguments).

A falling stock price means more shares dispensed to the executive in an option grant.