Sentence examples for distributing sugar from inspiring English sources

On Saturday only, the National Museum of the American Indian will offer Aztec-style dance performances, storytelling, arts workshops and people dressed as butterflies (butterflies are believed to bring back souls to the world of the living) distributing sugar skulls.

By the time of my visit, the foundation claimed to have spawned 20 health centres, treating hundreds of patients each, while two dozen mobile clinics rattled their way across the dusty villages of rural Kenya distributing sugar pills to the masses.

The company, which distributes sugar and makes bakery products for the likes of Waitrose, said trading had continued to improve since July, and its borrowings had been cut.

Using trial transcripts and her own reporting, she shows how the bosses profited from contracts to build a high-speed train to Naples, through construction and through cartels that distribute sugar and other basic commodities to Campania.

Mr. Abdel-Wahab said the group tried to serve as an intermediary between residents and overwhelmed local officials, and that it regularly distributed sugar, oil and rice to hundreds of the most needy.

Up-regulation of the genes that encode soluble sugar transporters due to Zn-deficiency suggests that sugar transporters help distribute sugar to avoid osmotic stress (Table 2).

The fungal network also allows plants to distribute resources — sugar, nitrogen, and phosphorus — between one another.

Take the pie crust out of the oven and sprinkle or distribute the sugar coated chocolate around the bottom of the crust.

Name: Pura Panela Based Sheffieldd Website: www.purapanela.com Pura Panela distributes dehydrated organic sugar cane juice from Colombia, with no added chemicals or additives.

Some reports suggest that it is using these to supply flour to residents in the provinces north of Baghdad who are now cut off from a public programme that distributes flour, rice, sugar, and sunflower oil.

All entries were fingerprinted with 59 simple sequence repeat markers and 41 single nucleotide polymorphism markers (m = 100), both randomly distributed across the sugar beet genome.