| The remaining men are now very well provisioned, and for once there is a surplus of most supplies. |
| The boat can be fully provisioned with food, if you request, so that all you need do is fly in, step on board and sail away. |
| La Palma, the provincial capital, was settled in 1853 at a place where boats dry-docked to be careened and provisioned. |
| Castelbaldo, today a rustic town, was then furnished with a formidable castle, which the Paduans had provisioned with food and arms. |
| The Commissariat was the primary means by which the British army was provisioned both in Ireland and wherever else it operated. |
| Although banks have adequately provisioned for bad assets and written off some of their bad assets, new NPLs have emerged. |
