Sentence examples for get some ingredients from inspiring English sources

"If you're going to bake a cake, you've got to go to the store to get some ingredients," the official said, "and we hope this helps find some of those ingredients".

This led to the soap again being criticised, this time for poor continuity, as on one occasion Shughie disappeared behind a fridge to get some ingredients and was not seen again for weeks.

"They've got some ingredients for an opinion, but not a pre-formed opinion," John Zaller, a professor of political science at UCLA and the author of The Nature and Origins of Mass Opinion, wrote in an email.

Sifting your rice flour, sugar, and baking powder will help you combine the dry ingredients, get rid of any lumps, and get some air into those ingredients.

Take artemisinin for example; if biologists want to develop novel drugs for malaria, they can get some inspirations from these ingredients related to herb artemisinin.

You will also need to get some basic spices and ingredients like vegetable oil for frying things, pepper, salt, basil, oregano, garlic (These come premixed as Italian Spice but you might like them separate), cinnamon (for cinnamon toast etc)., and any other spices you like.

Baxter also gets some of its ingredients from a plant in Wisconsin.

Mr. Ockman's ingredients are not in order according to the witches' dialogue in "Macbeth," but we've got some easy-to-procure ingredients: TOOTH OF WOLF (I think I have some of that in my cabinet), SLIPS OF YEW (I'm out of that — anyone have some?), BLIND WORM'S STING (on back order, as usual), LIZARD'S LEG, and that all gets mixed together to make our brew.

Get all the ingredients needed (see Ingredients).

Where did they get the ingredients?

I get the ingredients at Sally's Beauty Supply.