Sentence examples for being prepped in from inspiring English sources
Imran Khan being prepped in hospital room for addressing final rally in Islamabad: http://t.co/Fx1R20kRqc — Arif Rafiq (@ArifCRafiq) 9 May 13 Imran speaks from the hospital bed: http://t.co/f3GpiQducM — Arif Rafiq (@ArifCRafiq) 9 May 13 Video of Mr. Khan's fall had been widely broadcast this week, including this footage from Pakistan's Geo TV.
Old Fashioned is the deserving early favorite, but that does not mean he is going to win on May 2. The No. 2 horse on the list is Pioneerof the Nile, who is being prepped in stout, old-school fashion by the three-time Derby winner Bob Baffert.
However, as she was being prepped in make-up she got some bad news from host Jimmy Fallon.
Maybe that non-formula means each production -- no matter if it's being prepped in Hollywood or New York -- must be the result of producers trusting their own tastes, believing in their own idea of quality, jettisoning their foolish convictions that all they must do is follow the currently-working formula.
Some were prepped in plastic to-go containers; others were still caked with Hudson Valley dirt.
I can make all this the day before, except the turkey, sprouts, gravy and potatoes – and those can be prepped in advance.
Seasoning the lamb shoulder the night before saves time and adds flavor, and the vegetables can be prepped in advance, then finished in five minutes just before serving.
Easy enough to feel like a joy rather than a chore to cook, they are dishes that can be prepped in advance.
David Chang's revered pork-belly buns are offered ($9 for two), although they're not quite as transcendent as they are next door, even though they are prepped in the same kitchen.
Every ingredient in Takanashi's nine-course progression is prepped in turn and stashed in its own tiny container, plastic wrap stretched not over the top but pressed carefully inside each dish, touching the food itself.
According to the Associated Press, hundreds of snow plows and salt spreaders were prepped in St . LouisWednesday, well in advance of the storm.
