| The author doles out the technical details, sometimes too thickly, along the way. |
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| Yet he still needs mucho boodle to pay for his wars, and for the corporate welfare he doles out by the barge-load to his friends and family. |
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| Along with its regular induction, the Songwriters Hall of Fame also doles out a few special prizes. |
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| Sometimes people feel insulted to get doles from jeans-clad English-speaking urbane rich-kids. |
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| In the past, she's officiated at some of his games but doles out absolutely no favoritism. |
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| Think of the generousness with which he doles out close-ups to his co-stars. |
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| The pamphlet also doles out information on correct postures to prevent body aches while using the computers. |
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| Unfortunately, he doles out information in tiny factoids and leaves long gaps of silence between them. |
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| It is because the government blatantly doles out millions of dollars to its cronies, to its friends, to people who donate back to the party. |
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| If you ignore the little financing it doles out indiscriminately, the state has never intervened in exhibition. |
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| Any help provided should help people to be self-sufficient rather than crippling them through welfare and doles. |
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| DataCore, to be sure, doles out the same virtualization garble as every other vendor, promising a management heaven full of automation and abstracted disk. |
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| Afterwards, back in the locker room, Gregg Allman morosely doles himself out another dollop of coke. |
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| Another institution of the municipality was the langarkhana, where money and grain doles were issued to the destitute once a week and clothes once a year. |
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| Here Randy, needing the money, dons a protective hairnet and doles out pasta salad. |
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| Still, as the stewardess doles out the chickenorpasta?, a remnant of that childhood anticipation lingers, like cosmic background radiation. |
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| At the moment, it mostly buys grain and doles it out in areas where there is little or no food. |
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| Unless we're able to deify fictional characters like Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, we're not going to have a supreme being who only doles out the goodies. |
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| At the time his state's unemployment rate was among the highest in the nation, and in December the fund that doles out unemployment benefits ran out of money. |
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| In 1998, the Department of Justice began an investigation into an obscure part of the Illinois secretary of state's office that doles out commercial drivers' licences. |
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| There is nothing wrong with the food in Nizamuddin Basti, but the food vendors here experience low sales because the nearby dargah, or shrine, doles out free food during Ramadan. |
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| The Liberals launched a calculated campaign to discredit the auditor general to prevent her from unearthing further evidence of the corrupt way the government doles out its millions of dollars in federal contracts. |
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| However there is another aspect to the contracts the government doles out that the hon. member did not mention: The dollars from some of them go back to the Liberal Party of Canada. |
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| This quality is rare in Hassam, who commonly doles out rapture in conventional spoonfuls, laced with self-conscious, illustrational emphases that are as irksome as explanations of a joke. |
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| And this is precisely what the magazine C'est ma vie, hosted by Sylvie Lauzon has to offer, as Sylvie doles out advice on effective ways to take good care of yourself. |
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| It is very frustrating for those who lose their jobs to see how readily the government doles out money for such things as military equipment without any debate in the House of Commons. |
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| He doles it out to fishers who are having difficulties. |
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| She doles out a dose of rah-rah that inspires you to give it your all. |
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| It's bad enough that the country consistently shortchanges needy California when it doles out federal funds, as it does once again in this particular bill. |
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| Its back deck soaks in afternoon sun, and owner Caroline Chouinard doles out recipe suggestions along with tastes of her Alicante Bouschet and Granny Smith Apple Wine. |
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| The inquest heard Ms Pitter may have fallen off a footbridge crossing the canal near Red Doles Road where her body was found. |
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