Sentence examples for try dispensing from inspiring English sources

Try dispensing some beer from the faucet, and check for beer leaks.

You end up with movements like Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Parties that try to dispense with authority altogether.

I will try to dispense with this quickly.

Most long-time schwarzfahrers agree that weekend nights are de facto control-free, because it would be cruel and unusual punishment for all involved try to dispense tickets to the belligerent Saturday night crowds.

ECMC subsidiaries handle all aspects of loan servicing: educating borrowers about ways to avoid default, collecting on defaulted loans and the more controversial practice of challenging borrowers who try to dispense student loan debt in U.S. Bankruptcy Court.

While she may still disagree with some of Miss Natbony's decisions, she is trying to dispense advice only when asked.

One received view he tries to dispense with is that Kissinger as a young man was a "dour conformist", and among his evidence is a cocker spaniel called Smoky.

In front of Grand Central Terminal just after noon, about 100 travelers formed a semicircle around Millie Martinez, a New York City Transit employee, as she held a megaphone and tried to dispense advice.

The Comanches haven't wanted these goods when Samuel tried to dispense them and, it turns out, they don't really want them after stealing them: Samuel finds the mules "wandering around the Keechi Hills draped in yards of flowered cloth".

The result is every bit as hilarious as the scene in Goldoni's The Servant of Two Masters where the hero finds himself madly trying to dispense two meals simultaneously.

You'd think all this would bring a woman some happiness, but Burma still toils at Redds, driven by "loyalty and duty" even as she fights lawsuits from thwarted heirs and tries to dispense her fortune in accordance with her best do-gooder impulses.