Sentence examples for fast undertaken from inspiring English sources

The village elders then asked them to return to their homes and eat the ritual meal before starting the daylong fast undertaken during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.

The tension between Narendra Modi, the chief minister of Gujarat, and Kamala Beniwal, the governor of the state, escalated on Monday when Beniwal issued a notice asking for details of the expenses from the three-day, state-sponsored Sadhbhavana fast undertaken by Modi (DNA).

It will go immediately the fast is undertaken".

This can result in the Ramadan fast being undertaken in markedly different environmental conditions between years in the same country.

From building a new soil laboratory to making improvements at a famous archaeological site to repairing a single elevator in a hospital, the projects are all small, fast and undertaken in response to a highly specific need identified by local Iraqis.

"That will be the fastest project undertaken in New Jersey in at least 30 years".

Throughout the month, fasting is undertaken by all practising Muslims, during the hours after sunrise until sunset.

Contemporary evidence on Ramadan fasting behaviours undertaken by pregnant women in the UK is scarce, with the last survey published in 1982 [ 5].

Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and mucositis were virtually absent from the reports of all 10 patients in the cycles in which fasting was undertaken prior to and/or following chemotherapy; whereas at least one of these symptoms was reported by 5 out of the 6 patients during cycles in which they ate ad libitum (Supplementary Figure 1).

Extreme diet plans – from the 5 2 intermittent fasting plan to juice-only days (Coleen Rooney tweeted recently about the "great results" of a three-day juice fast she undertook a month after having her second son) – have reinvigorated the dreary business of weight loss, turning your self-discipline into a potential cocktail-party turn.

Individuals may drink holy water from hajj, fast or undertake pilgrimages to holly places (graves) to seek forgiveness of sins and alleviation of illness.