Sentence examples for securing meal from inspiring English sources

After securing meal contracts with over 1,000 schools, Revolution Foods makes almost $100 million annually and serves more than 200,000 meals a day.

Once the bird had secured a meal, it flew to a perch with the insect in its feet.

For every code entered, General Mills will donate 65 cents, which Feeding America says is enough to secure five meals for food banks.

The new policy statement also includes a list of federal resources for food-insecure families that paediatricians can recommend to patients, as well as the recommendation that doctors familiarize themselves with local resources like food pantries and summer and childcare feeding programs as well to help patients secure adequate meals.

"Our goal for the start of the center's operations is to secure free meals for the children, making sure that they receive adequate food as  this has been an important motive for the parents to support the project", said Mara Matkić, Head of the sub-Department for Preschool and Primary Education in the Brčko District.

Non-lethal bed nets affect R0 on two fronts: they increase the number of mosquitoes taking blood meals from the non-user humans (increasing R0) but they also incur a delay in securing a blood meal (decreasing R0).

What's a diner to do? Securing a good meal at Rockefellers is a crap shoot.

Since, it is to know that sometimes basic education become difficult to obtain as individuals in poverty often are more focused on securing their next meal than on attending school (Yunus 1999).

Around half of Greater London pupils eligible for free school meals securing five or more high grade GCSEs in 2013 compared with 30% in the rest of south-east England.

Some 23.5 million people - one in six - struggle to secure their daily meal, and nearly one in five children die before their fifth birthday.

We split the gonotrophic cycle into three components: the time required for mosquitoes to secure a blood meal, the embryo maturation duration and the delay in locating a larval habitat for oviposition.