Sentence examples for longstanding meal from inspiring English sources

At the same time, there are already longstanding meal replacement products out there like Jevity from Abbott Nutrition and Nutren from Nestle, which are targeted at medical patients that can't consume whole foods or need tube feeding.

Some people might find it a bit spooky if the menu at a grand fete in their honor conformed exactly to their longstanding culinary wish list for a last meal.

It's a longstanding practice that a president pays for meals for himself, his family and personal guests.

Despite budget cuts, many schools and community groups are expanding their efforts to feed children from poor and struggling families this summer as the lingering recession deepens longstanding concerns that those who qualify for free meals go hungry once classes end.

But even if the wedding involved no quid pro quo, as Mr. Ozersky said, it started a debate among chefs, publicists and writers about the widespread and longstanding practice in some circles of trading "comps" — free meals — in return for coverage.

You undoubtedly have heard that Barack Obama invited Romney for lunch this week, in what was described in many reports as a longstanding tradition of re-elected presidents having a good-fellowship meal with the person whose political dreams they had just shattered.

Clearly, there is a longstanding problem with the targeting and administration of free school meals.

"I was 13 and my sister Solange was 8 when we started donating and serving meals to the homeless after church," said Beyonce on her family's longstanding partnership with Bread of Life.

Though physical activity increased with family affluence and general health was worse in those receiving free school meals, there was a mixed relationship with well-being and no relationship with depressive symptoms or longstanding illness.

But how longstanding is longstanding?

Adidas is a longstanding partner.