Sentence examples for is dispensing with from inspiring English sources

In bidding it farewell, Time is dispensing with a company title created in 1963 by a vainglorious media tycoon, Cecil Harmsworth King.

Taking a page from government-supported museums in England, the Dallas Museum of Art is dispensing with its $10 general admissions charge.

Now, although the details are still being worked out, the government is dispensing with rescuing one company at a time, and instead is taking on a vast pile of bad debt in one gulp.

The American Academy of Television Arts and Sciences is dispensing with the blue-ribbon voting panels that viewed tapes at a hotel and tended to draw older academy members.

Rather, Calipari is dispensing with the hypocrisy that everyone else goes along with, including our basketball-mad president, who allows himself to be interviewed while filling out his March Madness brackets, but can't bring himself to utter a word on behalf of the athletes that college sports so ruthlessly exploits.

For now, Whale is dispensing with user profiles and follow/following on the grounds that they were never central to its design, but it will return them to the app in a future update, according a post on Medium.

Actually, the racing is dispensed with in a sentence or two.

In some later novels, the father is dispensed with altogether and replaced by an Anglican priest.

And when Alice finally gets her day in court, the trial is dispensed with too quickly.

The image of the thrusting tech-wunderkind, hungry for startup-stardom, is dispensed with here.

After just a few minutes, however, the gimmick is dispensed with, and normal cinematography is sheepishly restored.