Sentence examples for labelled ready from inspiring English sources

PHE said people could help protect themselves from infection by washing their hands before handling food and eating, and by thoroughly washing vegetables and salads they were preparing to eat, unless these had been pre-prepared and were specifically labelled "ready to eat".

Bass and colleagues [29] used one of the main types of CA (k-means) in pursuit of their aim of nudging Afro-Americans towards colorectal cancer screening, identifying three subgroups which they labelled 'Ready screeners', 'Fearful avoiders' and 'Cautious screeners'.

Mr. Miller had a FedEx envelope stuffed with proposed bacon labels ready to send off for approval Oct. 1 — the day the government shut down.

Either way, the app has been in beta for a while, and today crawled out from the protective shelter, shed its "beta" label, ready to bask in the glory of the world's attention.

It is usually sold in a plastic bag in the refrigerator case and labeled "ready to cook", "partially cooked" or "ready to serve".

Put the book together into a file that is neat and in a nice format and labeled, ready for production.

You may need to push a button (often a large, green button labeled "Ready", "Start", or "Go") to bring it back online.

Critics say that labeling ready-to-eat meats as "fully cooked" is misleading.

Produce that is not labeled ready-to-eat or prewashed should be washed with cool running water.

"Meaning which is resolved, parceled, labelled and ready for export is dead... and meaningless," he wrote in a letter to the first director of "The Birthday Party," in which he refused to explain his characters.

The specimens, gristly and harmless, were placed on sterile napkins and labelled neatly, ready to be analysed by the hospital's lab.