Sentence examples for show dispensing from inspiring English sources

"What can we say that would be any worse than what has been in the newspapers for the last two months?" Such depictions are, to say the least, a marked departure from the solemn deference of the 1950's when Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen had his own show, dispensing his thoughts and homilies about living a Godly life.

The music element of the show dispensed with in around four minutes, Kylie then invited a hyperventilating fan onstage to take a selfie with her.

The satirical news show dispensed Minhaj to the Southwest city to investigate its housing first approach to curbing homelessness -- a plan Minhaj initially said must be "incentivizing mooching".

When the last housing boom neared its peak a decade ago, DIY was primetime TV, with Changing Rooms' Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Linda Barker – and a host of copycat shows – dispensing home makeover advice.

BEIJING — About halfway through the movie "Confucius," the wispy-bearded sage is shown dispensing wisdom to the Duke of Wei, one of the numerous petty rulers in chaotic fifth-century B.C.

Much like Mark Watson's The Hotel (a sizeable hit at this year's Edinburgh fringe), the show dispenses with traditional staging.

Titled "To Wit," the show dispenses aphorisms along with the usual athletes, comic-strip figures, talking phalluses and other stock characters from the Pettibon universe.

He now makes his living as a late-night radio talk show host, dispensing advice to the lonely and the lovelorn.

Figure 6 shows the dispensing form of amalgam used by the dentists.

Fifty years on, in a multicultural America, this decision makes the production feel fresh; it also allows the show to dispense with some of Sondheim's rookie mistakes.

For a light-hearted example of that in action, Tyson used the occasion of Trevor Noah's recent appointment to the anchor chair at Comedy Central's The Daily Show to dispense this bit of wisdom – "Congratulations to @TrevorNoah tonight.