Sentence examples for meal meant from inspiring English sources

We'll name a few — a day trip to the ocean, a week away from the office, a roller coaster ride, a meal meant to linger over.

Back in the day, grabbing a pre-flight meal meant mediocre fast food that would leave you feeling greasy and bloated for the duration of your flight.

At first, I felt sick every time I ate a whole meal, even if a whole meal meant half an avocado on half a piece of toast, but eventually I started liking food again and eating more than one meal a day, like a regular human animal.

Between the intensity of the election and the uncertainty of the economy, the meal means more to her.

The meal means something other than standard-issue eggs and pancakes at places like Bee-Organic in Great Neck, Delicias Latinas in Copiague and Anna Bella's Cafe in Great Neck, which have opened within the past two years.

Starting the day with a healthy meal means we're more likely to eat well for the rest of the day, says Zoë Harcombe, author of The Obesity Epidemic (zoeharcombe.com).com

Studies show that having an apple before your meal means you'll probably eat fewer calories in that meal.

Overall, bringing homeless people inside to a "dignified" setting for a meal means they'll have access to health services they otherwise wouldn't, he said.

Prof. Lundblad adds that "if you ask every person there what does this meal mean to you, you would get as many different answers as the people who were there".

School teacher, Mark Rambanepasi, says the simple meal means everything for these children.

Compared with the LF/LP meal, mean glucose excursions were significantly greater from 150 min after the HF/HP meal (P = 0.004) (Table 3).