Sentence examples for that once supplied from inspiring English sources
Both the major poultry projects that once supplied Iraqi chicken farmers with layers and hatching eggs have collapsed.
The American stamping-press industry that once supplied almost all American auto makers has all but been taken over by Komatsu.
As he lowered an electric pump into the hole that once supplied their home with water, there was an audible "clunk" when their should have been a splash.
But it also takes water away from the poorest inhabitants of those mountains, diverting by almost three miles the river that once supplied the Mazahua Indians.
Only 10 of Japan's 54 reactors are now generating electricity, a sharp reduction for an industry that once supplied 30 percent of the country's electricity.
The majority of hot dogs peddled from carts are Sabrett, the Bronx-made brand that once supplied Nathan's and still supplies some of the city's top frank spots.
25 20 bce), expressed in an indirect manner his regrets over the loss of that great library that had once supplied Eratosthenes and Hipparchus with the original reports of earlier discoveries, sources that were no longer there for him to consult.
That has helped preserve the brand's image of luxury and exclusivity.Keeping inventories tight is a strategy Mr Biver refined in 1981 after he and a friend bought the rights to the name Blancpain all that was left of a firm that had once supplied watches to divers in the American navy but had gone out of business in the 1970s.
My gene pool is crying out!" At the Riccardini Library, she viewed baptism and conscription records for her great-grandfather that showed he was born in Coreglia, a town that had once supplied plaster figurines to much of Italy.
Where high art is concerned, perhaps endurance replaces the long lost spiritual connection and metaphysical knowledge that was once supplied by epic performances in ancient traditions worldwide.
"People expect that once supply of capital picks up and stimulus rolls out, that things will improve in the second half of the year," Mr. Martin said.
