The only provision is that it must be the green and gold.

This was the only provision for air and light.

The only provision he made was that he was to take no murderous action against his countrymen.

The only provision of the said will was that I was to inherit his property, if I lived.

They received me, however, hospitably, and brought a supper of their only provision, vile dates and dried meat.

The only provision made for them is the law, which fastens upon them when they become obnoxious to the bourgeoisie.

At St. George's the only provision for visitors was a damp stone room with one severe wooden bench against each wall.

The following is the only provision of that Constitution which has a direct bearing on the subject of the public lands, viz:

Here they were shut up in a room, with a sheaf of wheat and a piece of raw bacon for their only provision.

Under such favourable auspices as these, we landed shortly after eight a.m., making a bee-line for the only provision shop the place boasted.

Mrs. Godwin, naturally, would not hear of abandoning the Skinner Street business, as being the only provision for herself when Godwin should die.

We know, too, that the ships were only provisioned up to 1848.

The only provisions they took along were bunches of green bananas.

They had only provisions for a month, and famine soon made its appearance.

They contained, as I afterwards discovered, not only provisions, but sundry bottles of whisky.

These are the only provisions alluding to slavery.