Sentence examples for programs and meals from inspiring English sources

Rates do not include programs and meals.

Room rates vary widely, but lodge-style rooms start at $105 for two nights, not including programs and meals.

Since 2008, he also has been co-owner, with the actress Salma Hayek, of Cooler Cleanse, which delivers juice cleansing programs and meals of raw food around the country.

Should the sequester stay in effect for more than a few weeks, members of the public will start to notice cutbacks in the federally financed services they care about, like special-ed classes, after-school programs, and meals for senior citizens.

Tuition is $1,400 a person, double occupancy, including educational programming and meals, as well as extras you don't get in a college, like an open bar in the evenings and daily massages and access to a beach, golf course, pools and Jacuzzi.

For students with nowhere to go, school officials have opened 147 schools for half-day programs and for meals, staffed with nonunion workers.

An intelligent service robot helps human users with providing various services such as bringing a newspaper, recommending TV programs, and preparing meals.

The immersion school, community center, and health clinic all came up clean, but residue was found in the senior center, a nonresidential building that hosts programs and weekly meals for the elderly.

Stephanie Barry was so impressed by the academic program and fresh meals at Strong Place that she kept her 3-year-old daughter, Zya, home until a slot opened up in January.

The group accomplishes a great deal with minimal resources, including a successful homeless outreach program and 20,000 meals served in less than two years.

At the same time, Air Force officials bemoaned a lack of preparedness that they felt was a consequence of reductions in flight practice and maintenance necessitated by the sequester cuts to military spending, and officials from a wide range of government-funded programs and agencies from the Meals on Wheels program for seniors to the National Park Service began to warn of looming problems.