Sentence examples for dose of something from inspiring English sources

Already, he has given G.M. a dose of something different.

"Listen," Gary said, after tossing his wine back like a dose of something medicinal.

It's another scene, in a way, a staged dose of something approaching reality, only not as interesting as what surrounds it and not as strange.

Iraq, accustomed to sectarian conflict, got a dose of something new: a fiery protest in the eastern city of Kut over unemployment, sporadic electricity and government corruption.

I hear people imagining that somehow their own doctor or a relative will administer a fatal dose of something peaceful if they want it – but these days that's not possible.

So to flush the memory of that Ninth out of your system (at least, if you're anything like me), here's a cleansing dose of something authentically important, from a time when Glass and his ensemble were making the lofts of Manhattan one of the centres of the musical world: the opening of his Music in 12 Parts.

Nesbitt is a happy-go-lucky fellow and could bring a cheeky dose of humour, something Tennant has been adept at doing.

Baartman, it seemed, preferred the latter, though the option was palatable only if swallowed with a healthy dose of alcohol, something that became an addiction as her years wore on.

Mr. Trotter says he no longer has to shock the pool with a high dose of chlorine, something he used to do once a week in the summer, and expects to save money in the long run by buying less chlorine.

An MTV gag in Episode 2 starring Kurt Loder, Tabitha Soren and Matt Pinfield — a dose of 40-something wish fulfillment — will get attention, but Mr. Armisen and Ms. Brownstein's best creations are still Candace and Toni, the frightening proprietors of the feminist bookstore Women and Women First.

They demand a healthy dose of responsibility, too, something that Navratilova says is important for young athletes accustomed to having everything done for them.