purvey|purveyed|purveying|purveys in English
verb
[pur·vey || pɜr'veɪ /pɜː-]
provide, supply, furnish with
Use "purvey|purveyed|purveying|purveys" in a sentence
1. They purvey food for the army.
2. We purvey rare Autographs available nowhere else
3. These advancements in technology purvey benefits and impel organizations to change.
4. They have two restaurants that purvey dumplings and chicken noodle soup.
5. In the internet's case, the rubbish purveyed is limitless and illimitable.
6. We come at last to be the lies that we purvey.
7. It is also purveyed in health food stores as a digestive aid.
8. The hardest part of pageant preparation is not the purveying of personal grooming products.
9. Say whatever purvey thing you're going to say and just leave?
10. Purvey the renting and installment of the AV, Lighting, and Hi-Fi equipments.
11. The prime minister's speech was intended to purvey a message of optimism.
12. Integrating other students' work, the long-distance educational resources' purvey system based on web is completed.
13. Purveying a female fronted violent hybrid of the heaviest subgenres in metal, Abnormality mixes technicality and speed with devastating grooves
14. People fake expertise about it, use it to purvey fakery and may even fake their own identities.
15. 6 But with a deli on every other block purveying all sorts of ethnic breads, l never baked a single loaf.
16. As a label it conveys a sense of purpose and purveys an often spurious impression of coherence and integrity in working relationships.
17. Remember that your objective is to purvey the message to the viewer or reader with a minimum amount of noise.
18. A judge and landlord, he throve on amateur metaphysics and early anthropology,[Sentence dictionary] purveying monkey theories almost a century ahead of Darwin.
19. She was becoming less interested in any tittle-tattle he might purvey that might help her with the case than in himself.
20. 32 synonyms for Cater: provide for, supply, provision, purvey, victual, take into account, consider, bear in mind, make allowance for, have regard for, indulge
21. They did so in order to distinguish themselves from charlatans and quacks who purvey anti-aging products and treatments that are ineffective and sometimes harmful.
22. They cited another study concluding that TV soap operas purvey this message above all: Sex is for unmarried partners, and no one gets a disease from it.
23. Behold, Nature ashamed, or, better to express, Troubled, that thou shouldst hunger, hath purveyed From all the elements her choicest store, To treat thee as Beseems, and as her Lord With honour.
24. Some ice cream shops in the United States prepare and purvey beer ice cream, and the dish has been served at the Great American Beer Festival.
25. View in context Behold, Nature ashamed, or, better to express, Troubled, that thou shouldst hunger, hath purveyed From all the elements her choicest store, To treat thee as Beseems , …