Sentence examples for time dispensing from inspiring English sources

She also spends much of her free time dispensing advice.

Most deans spend a great deal of time dispensing budgetary allocations, asking donors for money or having department heads and faculty ask them for money.

Her Fiona actually spends little time dispensing advice; her main interests are: a) herself and b) roping her patients into helping her promote her Web-therapy concept.

There was also Thomas Grams, 51, a dentist who had given up his practice in Durango, Colo., to work full time dispensing free dental care, and had been in Afghanistan the last five years.

What we eventually realized was that we had to tweak the formulas because they were so thick, because they had such little water in them that the pump had a hard time dispensing the product.

Nestlé built refrigerated dairies and sent trucks to collect milk, at the same time dispensing veterinary and agronomic services, paying more for milk, increasing local farmers from 180 to 750000, prompting competitive dairies and milk factories and spawning an industry cluster.

Although the U.S. Supreme Court ruled, in Bearden v. Georgia (1983), that probation cannot be revoked, or jail time dispensed, simply because a defendant is too poor to pay a fine, few judges check to see if defendants have the means to pay before jailing them.

All the while tolerating occasional verbal abuse from disgruntled players with equanimity and, at times, dispensing advice and counsel to those same players.

He cultivates indifference, this passionate man, just as he defies fondness and at the same time dispenses it.

Just as " 'Moby-Dick' in half the time" dispenses with Melville's digressions and showy knowledge, the compact "Vanity Fair" relieves Thackeray of his "preciousness" — the discursive, interfering commentary on the action that charmed his Victorian readers.

Washington went back one more time before dispensing with the Senate's advice altogether, henceforth seeking only its consent.