Sentence examples for intricately prepared from inspiring English sources

You're not really up for it but he says it's going to be a big one – and this will be every Saturday like it until you hit middle-age and decide drinking isn't worth it any more, and stuff like "intricately prepared cups of herbal tea" and "watching Grand Designs" are better instead, a slow form of self-death, a quiet sigh of giving up.

You're not really up for it but he says it's going to be a big one and this will be every Sunday like it until you hit middle-age and decide drinking isn't worth it any more, and stuff like "intricately prepared cups of herbal tea" and "watching Grand Designs" are better instead, a slow form of self-death, a quiet sigh of giving up.

Young, fashionable 'homo-socials' pick at intricately prepared fusion cuisine, while a 'sound artist' plays tunes from an MP3 collection on his laptop.

Far too busy preparing intricately constructed lectures to watch much television, Professor Lewin acknowledged in a telephone interview, "I have never heard of any of these shows".

Two hours and four courses later, each of which had been meticulously prepared and served in intricately patterned blue and white plates and bowls that seemed to breathe even more vitality into the food, Mr. Bardakçı asked Kiera if she'd ever tried rakı, Turkey's national drink.

On Friday, he told the London Evening Standard: 'Mr de Menezes' death, although the Metropolitan Police Service takes responsibility for it, is intricately linked to the circumstances in which London found itself and those who were prepared to use suicide as a weapon on the tube.

The difference is that philosophy is simply not like science; it is much more intricately wrapped up in cultural legacies (some have argued that science is just another cultural practice too, but I'm not prepared to say that either).

(Ages 3 to 5) Intricately colored spreads, in watercolor and gouache, follow a dizzying variety of rabbits as they prepare for Easter morning: each craftsman seems to have a different wood-carving, chocolate-making or painting specialty, as they all labor to make the "winning egg".

But those twins have more intricately enmeshed brains and blood vessels than the Aguirres, and surgeons in Texas have been planning and preparing for more than a year.

Prepare, prepare, prepare.

Colorful and intricately decorated, they all make beautiful photo ops.