Sentence examples for rations of a from inspiring English sources

Banderas is impressive as the de facto leader of the stranded men, fiery but pragmatic as he measures out their meagre rations of a few flakes of tinned tuna and tiny cups of milk.

Other rewards he is said to have received for this event include an order being issued that whichever regiment he presented himself at would have to feed him the rations of a serving soldier and that he was placed on the regimental books and was to receive the pay and rations of a soldier.

Rations of rice, dried fish, and chili are provided, with additional rations of a fortified flour mix, oil and dried peas for children under five, older children who are malnourished, and pregnant women.

Rationing of a mild form has been introduced, but is observed in a free and easy way.

VERONA, Italy — Long gone are the days when French soldiers or Italian farmhands were issued their daily ration of a liter of wine.

Meshach Tenney, who trains him, said he eats 8 or 9 quarts of oats a day, plus a big ration of a special fodder, and all the hay he can get, but it doesn't show.

The estimated ration of a day ranged from 0.22 to 6.02%% of wet body weight with bigger rations in adult animals and during summer and autumn [8].

A business finance market or credit market can be imperfect for asymmetric information that leads to credit rationing of a business.

Findings from the first experiment were applied in a second experiment to the total mixed ration of a flock of 94 Manchega ewes.

Sunlight, flecked with the dulled yet promising satu- ration of a better time, pours in through the window.

Children with severe malnutrition will be referred to the ongoing therapeutic feeding programs; families of children with moderate malnutrition will receive a month's ration of a high-nutrient supplementary food for children (UNIMIX/CSB).