Sentence examples for preparation called for from inspiring English sources
One editor, highlighting the technical simplicity of Lawson's recipes, noted that "her dishes require none of the elaborate preparation called for by most TV chefs".
Database preparation calls for special attention because it is important to have the exact times and dates for all doses and measurements/observations. The results of the evaluation should be available sufficiently early so that the information can either be used in new clinical trials or included in the filing.
Prescott, seeing the British preparations, called for reinforcements.
You can pour stove top espresso over ice cream or other dessert foods for a preparation called an affogato.
In 2008 SybronEndo (Orange, CA) developed new NiTi rotary files for root canal preparation called the Twisted Files (TF).
But a little preparation is called for.
When "a Catholic woman and a Muslim wish to marry," the document says, "bitter experience teaches us that a particularly careful and in-depth preparation is called for".
A much-esteemed, classic preparation, it called for braising the meat in wine and aromatics for the better part of a day, at which point, said the recipe, I'd serve forth a silky, tender cut of meat so soft you could cut it with a spoon.
She went back to the traditional medicine book and, after reading about a preparation that called for soaking qinghao with cold water, proposed using a low boiling point solvent to extract the active chemical.
In Germany, politicians called for preparations to eject Greece from the E.U.
Preparations for the raid called for British attention to be focused on Irvine's detachment in the vicinity of Elizabethtown, while the 2nd Canadian marched to Connecticut Farms (present-day Union).
