Sentence examples for rations out from inspiring English sources

I also liked the way two of the entries that make their debut today sound together: FENCES IN and RATIONS OUT.

"Bedlam Burning" is neatly plotted, though; Nicholson rations out the surprises so that you're never tempted to stop reading.

So Pena rations out her vacation days, and once a month, after work on Wednesday, she drives through the night to the prison.

Azade, a Muslim woman whose family was deported from North Ossetia, maintains the courtyard latrines, reading in their emerging odors the unfulfilled dreams and about-to-be-realized anxieties of her patrons while she rations out the toilet paper.

Japan's government, which carefully rations out visa-free visits to the islands, opposed Peace Boat's plans on the grounds that an independent visit would bolster Russia's claim to the islands.

A fully formed musical talent when she emerged in the mid-1970s withethithit "Poetry Man," she has changed little since then, except that nowadays she rations out her arsenal of vocal pyrotechnics more discreetly and to more precise expressive effect than she used to.

But she needs to ration out the big moments.

Hope they aren't rationing out the medals.

Leave days rationed out by the computer, hoarded for a vain flicker of freedom.

We hoarded the important things like batteries and respirator filters, trying to ration out our scarce supply.

As the girls get older, their mothers will ration out the precious few remaining details of their stories.