Sentence examples for rations of from inspiring English sources

Meager rations of food were more stomach-turning than edible.

Diaries are the foodstuff, the basic rations, of history.

(The rations of German soldiers also included powdered cheese).

They offered loans and life insurance, and an end to mistreatment and rations of ramen.

Their savings were gone, and they were living on rations of pasta and ketchup.

About 16 million of North Korea's 25 million people rely on state-provided rations of cereals.

Ireland's supporters, though, are tired of living on starvation rations of success.

They are succulents that are superbly adapted to the scantiest rations of both water and nourishment.

The inhabitants received their last rations of rice, pasta and tuna at the end of June.

Millions of Iraqis were struggling to survive on rations of food and medicine.

Only 60% of the atoll's population receive rations of 'clean' government water.