Sentence examples for meted in from inspiring English sources
The logarithmic spiral Bragg mirror is a non-dispersive monochromator that break the constraints meted in the planar mirror and thus can be used to image the K-shell emission.
The overall outcome: permanent Tory rule in England, meted out in soul-destroying five-yearly dollops.
Only half as many death sentences were meted out in 2001 as in 1998.
Retelling the tale is an attempt to expiate his guilt over his silent acquiescence in the horrors meted out in the name of imperialism, and the lies he has told Kurtz's fiancee about the true nature of her lover.
The last case where this punishment is, by some, alleged to have been meted out in 1734, somewhere in Saxony.
Tilton's haul was apparently an iota of the $92.5 million in incentive pay UAL meted out in 2004 97% of it went to employees below the vice-president level.
Plenty of OEMs have signed on to make Android Wear devices, but it has been a learning process, with things like software customization and features like GPS support meted out in increments by Google in regular platform updates.
JERUSALEM, Oct. 18 - To all the depredations and brutality meted out in the name of religion in the holy city, add a little spit.
The manner in which capital punishment is meted out in this country is nothing less than a travesty of justice.
If the boy is found guilty in the stolen sandal case, he could face up to five years in prison — a greater sentence than that meted out in the past to convicted terrorists and major corruption convicts.
Punitive damages are generally meted out in only the most extreme circumstances, usually in breaches of obligation with significant evidence of oppression, fraud, gross negligence, or malice.
