Sentence examples for were supply from inspiring English sources
verb
To provide (something), to make (something) available for use.
- To supply money for the war
There were supply issues from flooding in Thailand.
Seven in 10 teachers said the recruitment crisis was affecting pupils; 18% said that in their school, up to 20% of teachers were supply.
He said that the decline in the dollar had "contributed somewhat" to higher oil prices but insisted that the "principal drivers" were supply and demand.
There were supply closets brimming with anything I could ever want for my own desk: paper clips, highlighters, Post-it notes in every shade.
GW: If the only issue were supply, we could burn a lot of coal and build lots of nuclear plants, and at least in the United States, for the foreseeable future we could have a fair amount of [energy] supply.
Nineteen British divisions were assembled for the offensive, supported by tanks (476 in all, of which about 324 were fighting tanks; the rest were supply and service vehicles) and five horsed cavalry divisions.
Reams of paperwork were supplied.
No answers were supplied.
(Pictures of the women were supplied).
They were supplied with needed information.
