Sentences with dispense
dis·pense
D d - The Union had already dispensed £40,000 in grants. [VERB noun]
- For two weeks, the cash machine was unable to dispense money. [VERB noun]
- Former Manchester United star Eric Cantona materialises to dispense advice.
- He expostulated with Wallace, and threatened to dispense with his services.
- Some shops gave wrong or inadequate advice when dispensing homeopathic medicines. [VERB noun]
- To dispense the law justly
- Last week, he told his audience on Nova 100's breakfast show that he wanted to dispense with the grudge.
- Their episode-closing double acts, in which they dispense wickedly warped pearls of wisdom, are a highlight.
- To dispense wisdom.
- To dispense the law without bias.
- Dispense with is sometimes wrongly used where dispose of is meant: this task can be disposed of (not dispensed with) quickly and easily
- To dispense justice
- The pharmacist dispensed my tablets. An optician can dispense spectacles.
- I wish he would dispense with the pleasantries and get to the point.