Sentence examples for preparations entail from inspiring English sources

While it's true that you could go to your local supermarket and buy the same items for less, Fresh Dish, as noted above, is appealing to those whose lifestyles leave little time for meal planning, the accompanying shopping trips such preparations entail, and the food preparation involved once you return home.

The second film was How to Dance in Ohio, this film tells the story of high school students on the autistic spectrum preparing to go to the prom and what the preparation entails and how meaningful the experience can be.

Thus, the gleeful reaction by some to Mr. Bieber's misbehavior may connect to two directives imposed upon children today: the need to overprepare for the demanding and perilous world of work, and the loss of innocence that preparation entails.

This preparation entails not only novel carbon nanomaterials but also an excellent disposal method of spent graphite, showing special significance in materials innovation and environmental science.

Since this preparation entailed several process and formulation variables, a preliminary screening design was applied to identify the most important factors and thereby simplify the system under study.

On-the-job preparation entails participation in work activities at a firm, which includes a systematic regimen characterized by adherence to training regulations and interactions with trainers or masters who guide apprentices through the realistic components of the apprenticeship (Ashton and Green [1996]; Kutscha [2000]).

The most time-extensive part was the actual gnocchi preparation, which entailed mixing up flour, eggs and ricotta, rolling it out and then cutting them up into smaller, gnocchi-sized pieces.

(4) What research and preparation did that entail?

Tony Grano of Controlled Force, a group that trains Marines, police and private security groups alike, explained to Fox Chicago what some of those preparations are likely entailing.

The programme for willed execution of fast actions may entail the preparation of subcortical motor structures that can be accessed by a startling stimulus to trigger the response.

Though she relished the chance to play a young working woman — "It's definitely important to do something that I feel is stretching me," she said — Ms. Watson spent only a few days on set for "Marilyn," nothing like the time and preparation that "Perks" entailed.