But others may buy a pack and ration out the servings.
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Our anatomies are designed to ration out food, because it's the responsible thing to do.
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But I also bring a few new items, which I ration out along the way that can get her even more excited to unwrap and discover.
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He also had type 1 diabetes, and between the unaffordable health insurance options on the market and rising insulin costs, he decided to ration out his remaining medication.
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But provided you ration out the good shit and spend the rest of the time drinking out of your Brita, you'll be on your way to Jenner-approved skin in no time.
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To save for specific goalsDid you ever ration out your change into jars as a kid when you were saving up to buy a toy or go do something fun with your friends?
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"Outside of the kink community, people seem to ration out kindness to partners with whom they are not in a relationship because they are afraid that they are going to catch feelings or send out a signal that they want a relationship," Play says.
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Regular basic income payments assume that recipients need the government to ration out access to money, that they can't be trusted with a big, massive grant all at once, even if that grant is the same size as the total basic income checks they'd get.
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The audience is on that same quest, because "The Innocents," for this season anyway, is one of the myriad ration-out-the-clues past-tense mysteries — as with "Westworld," say, or "Marvel's Cloak & Dagger," it's less about what's happening now than about what happened then.
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The lack of camping means Primavera relies more on technology than other festivals—punters don't have to ration out their phone battery, hollering if anyone "has some charge" in the middle of a field, so you can jump on social media and the festival's app (sorry to get corporate) at your leisure.
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Time has passed and all six of our characters are hungry. They decide to ration out the peach so they won't starve and won't sink. With new energy, the insects decide to entertain James with some personal facts ("Have You Even Begun to Wonder?"). Back at the aunts' house, the aunts realize they are going to get in trouble for not being able to keep all the promises they made because they lost the peach.
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Liz does not agree with Jack that he should ration out health care, which results in Liz not getting a shot. Jack considers giving the show's page, Kenneth Parcell (Jack McBrayer), one of the remaining shots, as he is very ill with the flu, though Kenneth refuses. Later, Jack continuously asks Liz, but still refuses. This time, she displays her solidarity in front of The Girlie Show with Tracy Jordan (TGS) crew who show her their appreciation.
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Airman Darren Becker is portrayed by actor Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman. He worked in the mess on Icarus base and is now stranded on the Destiny. His number one duty is to ration out the food and water at mealtimes, which are done in small groups scheduled twenty minutes apart. He was one of the people chosen in the lottery to survive the presumed destruction of the Destiny when it was on a collision course with a sun, but, fortunately, that was a false alarm and he returned to the Ancients' ship to once again serve protein powder meals in the mess.
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The Country Party leader, Arthur Fadden, gave his broadcast against the motion stating : It's proposal means that in peacetime, you will work under government compulsion, you will eat and wear what the bureaucrats ration out to you: you will live in mass-produced government dwellings: and your children will work wherever the bureaucrats tell them to work! If granted nothing can be made, produced, built or grown without permission. Everything that is grown or made, carried or carted, sold or exchanged will be under government control. A yes vote would enable the Government to implement Labour's policy of socialization.
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A group of 9 people are trapped in the visa office at an Indian Consulate after a massive earthquake hits in an unnamed American city. Amongst them are two visa officers on the verge of an adulterous affair named Malathi and Mangalam; Jiang, a Chinese-India woman in her last years; her gifted teenage granddaughter Lily; Cameron, an ex-soldier haunted by guilt; Uma, an Indian- American girl bewildered by her parent's decision to return to Kolkatta after 20 years; Tariq, a young Muslim man angry with the new America; and an enraged and bitter elderly white couple named Mr. and Mrs. Pritchett. After many attempts to find a way out of the debris formed around them, the group comes to the conclusion that there is nothing they can do but wait for some help. In the meantime, they ration out the little food and water that they had on their persons and try to make it last as long as they can.
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