| The objective of such a European procedure should be to facilitate access to justice by purveying a procedure of moderate duration at affordable costs. |
| She was not above purveying make-up tips through ladies' columns in newspapers. |
| Whether assuming the mantle of searingly pretentious juvenescence or purveying unfussy bloke rock, Reed more often than not hit the sweet spot. |
| Interestingly, most adware companies slough off criticism onto their affiliates when caught purveying their unwanted goods. |
| On occasion, Soviet students openly disputed with lecturers purveying official truths, and this was quite shocking for traditionalists. |
| The dead man was one of many black Africans purveying goods outside normal shop hours and without work permits. |
