Use "doled out" in a sentence
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doled out
1. Five WASPs, all of whom were on those free ride scholarships doled out by UCLS to graduates of southern and mid-western small, mostly liberal arts church-related colleges, rented the second floor of a two-story large house on Chappell Avenue
2. You will not be paid for your labors and all that you produce will be turned into the community store, to be doled out by the Committee
3. He had doled out the
4. Tools and supplies were doled out in the fairest manner that the good governor could muster for the pilgrims to use to grow food and build structures for the good of all in the new community
5. Before doing that let me relate a few experiences which might shed some light on the proper amount to be doled out
6. High paying positions need to be competitively bid, not doled out as rewards for friendship or long-service
7. Theresa picked up the tongs and doled out a small
8. punishment he doled out?
9. The entire line paused to laugh at this witticism, but no further reprimands were doled out
10. The rations were of better quality than those at Ofuna but were doled out in only slightly larger quantities
11. POWs doled out supplies to civilians and stood in circles of children, handing out chocolate
12. I doled out the other two, flicked a lighter, the girl leaning in crookedly, then finally hitting the flame, Sorry I can’t see a thing without my glasses
13. You would have made more money by investing “everything” at the beginning of the bull market than if you had doled out your money over five years
14. But in spite of all this, the soldiers of Denisov’s squadron fed chiefly on ‘Mashka’s sweet root,’ because it was the second week that the last of the biscuits were being doled out at the rate of half a pound a man and the last potatoes
15. There’s little doubt that Marilyn was dependent on sleeping pills by this time—doled out to her without concern by the studio physicians—and had also become used to the idea of taking other drugs to calm herself during times of stress
16. Some of the soldiers had died; others grew restless in security and marched away to new, dangerous lands, leaving the battle of foodstuffs and extravagances in the hands of the traders who doled out flour and wine, and gathered, in return, jewels and bars of gold for their coffers
17. But in spite of all this, the soldiers of Denísov’s squadron fed chiefly on “Máshka’s sweet root,” because it was the second week that the last of the biscuits were being doled out at the rate of half a pound a man and the last potatoes received had sprouted and frozen
