Sentence examples for charge of preparation from inspiring English sources

These teams included a chef, or gros bonnet, in charge of the kitchen; a sauce chef, or deputy; an entremettier, in charge of preparation of soups, vegetables, and sweet courses; a rôtisseur to prepare roasts and fried or grilled meats; and the garde manger, in charge of all supplies and cold dishes.

In Fletcher's absence Matthew Maynard will be in charge of preparation as England look to get back into a series they trail 2-0.

One of Cameron's greybeards – he calls them that, not me – Maude was a cabinet minister under Thatcher, and was put in charge of preparation for government.

In charge of preparation was Daniel Zausner, the managing director of the center (no relation to the Zausner family, of the prominent Port Washington Tennis Academy).

In this work we describe the role of current density and of total charge of preparation on the cyclability of polypyrrole electrodes in a 1 M LiClO4 solution in propylene carbonate.

"They will be in charge of preparation and organization of the election, which will take place in 2014," said Tiangaye, a human rights lawyer who, like Djotodia, is barred from running for office.

"Fergus will also take charge of preparations for the move to our new headquarters.

The pope has quietly replaced the archbishop who was in charge of preparations.

The Greek government minister in charge of preparations for the Athens Olympics was fired yesterday in yet another disruption leading to the 2004 Games.

Whitehall was in charge of preparations, with only limited accountability to parliament further material in the debate about the passing of cabinet government in Britain.

Mr Xi took charge of preparations for the games, a move apparently aimed at demonstrating the importance the party attached to them (officially a lower-ranking Politburo member, Beijing's party chief, Liu Qi, remained the top organiser).