Sentence examples for calling for equal parts from inspiring English sources

The culinary arts, calling for equal parts of physical endurance and precision, suited Mr. Bradley.

Most simple-syrup recipes call for equal parts sugar to water.

(Mr. Howard's formula calls for equal parts straw and grass clippings, but no leaves).

The recipe called for equal parts sweet and dry vermouth to compliment the whiskey, rather than all sweet, which makes a classic Manhattan.

Back then, truffle lore says, black truffles were as common as tomatoes are today, making it possible for great chefs like Escoffier to create recipes like salade Jockey-Club, which calls for equal parts asparagus, truffles and chicken.

Bartender and creator Jim Coleman says, "Inspired by the classic cocktail 'Last Word' which calls for equal parts gin, green chartreuse, lime, and maraschino liquor.

I mentioned earlier how Franco is miscast a role that calls for equal parts smarminess and world-weariness to really sell it.

Ali Mohammed al-Nimr was 17 when he was arrested after taking part in a demonstration by Shia Muslims calling for equal religious rights with Sunnis in the city of Qatif.

At the Oscars, Patricia Arquette accepted her Best Supporting Actress award by calling for equal pay for women.

The teacher neither emphasized the need for equal parts nor the part-to-whole relation.

I was lucky enough to be part of the Quakers' decision to call for equal marriage in 2009.