The phrase "a meals" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a meal" when referring to a single instance of food served at one time.
Example: "I would like to order a meal from the menu."
Alternatives: "one meal" or "a dish".
The paper describes a robot application in the area of a meals distribution service that combines two design worlds.
Rosemary Taco has been driving a meals delivery van for 13 years in the Bronx, seeing 63 clients a day.
In Michigan, a Meals on Wheels program that delivers food to the elderly poor has reported that it could burn through its reserves within a couple weeks.
There was also a city-financed van service, a meals program for seniors and a women's shelter, all on the site.
If a person with dementia is forgetting to shop and are not eating, find them a meals on wheels or perhaps an assisted shopping service.
Meanwhile, downtown students taking part in the Edible Campus project grow vegetables that are used by a Meals on Wheels program that serves mobility-impaired residents in a low-income neighborhood.
Their prize: free meals for a year, as the first 100 people to claim wristbands got meal coupons for 52 free Chick-fil-A meals.
It would be like signing up for a meals-on-wheels service run by a Bond villain.
Alexander Fläschner, a meals-on-wheels man, is happy "to see a bit of Berlin by car" before he begins his studies in the city.The government's decision to shorten basic military service from nine months to six and the possibility it might be eliminated altogether is causing worry at the Mariendorf centre and at thousands of similar outfits.
The agency brought him lunch and dinner through a Meals-on-Wheels program; gave him $750 to pay a month's rent; and also put him in touch with other organizations that could help defray the costs of living since, because of his surgery, he had to resign from his job.
