Doling [verb]

Last year, a 5-year-old texted the crisis hotline, Dole said, declining to discuss the case.

Patients owe a debt of gratitude to senators Bayh and Dole, who recognized that empowering private drug companies to turn government-sponsored research into usable medicines and treatments is not a partisan issue.

It is always done in the dark, and the corporal stands at the pot doling out chunks.

In the study a half hour later Mr. Spence, watch in hand, was doling out his minutes again.

She becomes miserly only when doling out the organs and instruments of labour.

This doling of plans and plot to him seemed to be a reflection on his intelligence.

That "nothing to do" was an odd change, in itself, for Audrey had been in the habit of doling out her time like sweetmeats.

He could create beings who were capable of doling it out in that way, but to apply it to himself was an impossibility.

There was no more concealment or locking up, or doling out of Yarmouth bloaters, or any other thing.

My water-bottle was empty, so I humbly approached a good lady who was doling out cider and water at her cottage door.