Sentence examples for good at dispensing from inspiring English sources

Valdengo, an admired baritone who sang Iago in Toscanini's live NBC radio broadcast of Verdi's "Otello" in 1947, makes a robust, hearty Figaro and is even pretty good at dispensing the Rossini roulades.

The health care system is good at dispensing pills and opening up bodies, and with diabetes it had better be, because it has proved ineffectual at stopping the disease.

"He was already married, so after hearing about my failed dating life, he was good at dispensing advice," she explained.

This is good for tape dispensing.

Hair pros aren't just good at cuts, blowouts and dispensing life advice; they can also serve as the first line of defense against skin cancer by checking their customers' heads for suspicious moles that might otherwise go unnoticed.

There is no good reason to dispense with the requirement of a judicial determination, at least in the absence of an emergency.

Trips to transport goods might dispense with drivers altogether, and rental cars could routinely pick up customers.

The present contribution focuses on services of curative care, excluding services such as rehabilitative care and goods dispensed to outpatients.

In the late 90s, this involved little more than travelling places by Vespa, listening to Feeder and dispensing with the measuring apparatus that traditionally helps you be good at cooking.

I really would enjoy the heck out of waking up one Friday morning and saying to myself: "Gosh, self... Democrats have gotten so good at communicating that I think I'll just pack the whole Friday Talking Points thing in -- because it is simply no longer necessary for me to dispense such superfluous advice!" But, so far (and quite sadly), this hasn't happened.

The intervention did not focus on antibiotics specifically but on Good Dispensing Practice (GDP), malaria and STI.