using Ninject; IKernel kernel = new StandardKernel(); // Register dependencies kernel.BindIn this example, we are using the Ninject package library to create a kernel which is a dependency injection container. Then we register two dependencies with different lifetime scopes (Singleton and Transient). After that, we use the BeginScope method to create a new scope and resolve the dependencies with that new scope. The code inside the using block will have access to the dependencies with the new scope. Once the scope is disposed, all the objects created within that scope will be disposed as well. In conclusion, the BeginScope method of the IKernel interface is a powerful tool to control the lifetime of dependencies in your C# application. It can be used with different dependency container packages like Ninject, Unity, Autofac, etc.().To ().InSingletonScope(); kernel.Bind ().To ().InTransientScope(); // Begin a new scope using (var scope = kernel.BeginScope()) { // Resolve dependencies with the new scope var dep1 = scope.Get (); var dep2 = scope.Get (); // Do something with the dependencies // ... }