Impart

Impart some character to new T-shirts and cotton sweaters by whacking off the edges so they will roll and fray on their own.

Old Clothes Teri Agins 2010

Impart Medical Expertise Differently: Move from "tell and instruct" to "explore and partner"

Riva Greenberg: Are Doctors Losing Their Relevance Due to Social Media Health Sites? 2010

The presentation ends by asking the viewer to receive their first tool, which is to "Impart Faith."

Chris Rodda: Creationism: The Latest in Military Suicide Prevention 2009

Impart some “first hand” knowledge to them, so to speak.

Think Progress » Protest Turnout: A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Lies 2005

Always Have a Juicy Bit of Gossip to Impart In Hollywood, the term “business lunch” is a contradiction in terms, along similar lines to “military intelligence” and “journalistic ethics.”

New York World 2006

I mean, yeah Hollywood for showing that People Of All Colors And Religions Have Wisdom To Impart, but this particular cliche is really getting old.

Well, that wasn't fun. mariness 2005

When I perceived that he did not accept my advice and that my warm breath was not taking effect upon his cold iron, I left off admonishing him and turned away my face from his companionship, acting according to the words of philosophers, who said: Impart to them what thou hast and if they receive it not, it is not thy fault.

The Gulistan of Sa'di 2003

Impart your wisdom, your feeling, your conviction to the rest of America so that we can go forward together.

President Remarks At Hispanic Dinner ITY National Archives 1996

Impart to Lady Winterhart my words, give to her the Lilies, and bring me back word of what she said.

The White Gryphon Lackey, Mercedes 1995

And Vahuka said unto him, 'Impart unto me this knowledge and, O bull among men, take from me my knowledge of horses.'

The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 1 Books 1, 2 and 3 Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli