Sentence examples for is now dispensing from inspiring English sources

He is now dispensing advice on how to look like a "creative professional".

Mr. Gingrich, meanwhile, is now dispensing with the Constitution in his call to drag federal judges before Congress to explain their decisions.

Rove, who left the White House a year ago, is now dispensing his advice on Fox News and on the editorial pages of the Wall Street Journal.

Forbes magazine, which makes a point of being far too genteel for morale-boosting, is now dispensing Oprah-style advice to its plutocratic readership.

Seasonal, tart pink-lemonade soft serve, at right, is now dispensed at the Momofuku Milk Bar on the Upper West Side.

Younger women, who once adopted the dress as a cheeky send up of mid-20th century feminine stereotypes, are now dispensing with such ironies and acknowledging the frankly sensual appeal of the dress.

But the boy who had once been a regular visitor to the principal's office, and whose mother had supplemented her public assistance by making party favors, was now dispensing his roguish charm at a customer service job at Modell's, the sporting goods chain.

Islamic courts, formerly underground, are now dispensing judgments from mosques on cases ranging from burglary to murder.

In Chicago, token booths have been completely eliminated, and all fare cards are now dispensed by machines.

Some £200m of fivers are now dispensed a month, following a campaign to urge more banks to load the notes into ATMs.

The sadomasochist excitement that had previously been expected from a relationship was now dispensed by the boss class to worker women.