As the store owner, Mohammad al-Matari, prepared him a toasted bagel with butter shortly after 7 a.m., Mr. Zugajewicz said, he saw something that seemed more like a scene from a movie than real life: A man and a woman engulfed in flames frantically stumbled into the store.
Prepare a short toast telling everyone how special they are and how thankful you are to have them in your life.
After dessert, Roosevelt caught the king's eye and inquired, "Sir, may we smoke?" In the years ahead, with upstairs rooms for family members and the caretaker added in 1941 and 1943, the president and Suckley escaped regularly to the cottage, where Roosevelt had set up a table and toaster so he could prepare buttered toast for guests without assistance, a matter of considerable pride to him.
James A. Lovell Jr., commander of Apollo 13, champagne corks popped as 40 friends prepared to dring a toast before Mrs. Marilyn Lovell went out front to meet the press.
It will go a lot smoother if you prepare your toast in advance.
Then those people will turn them over to your personal chef to prepare avocado toast (or any other avocado-based item) whenever you have a craving for healthy fats.
When Armstrong left, the company prepared a farewell slide show, which was half toast and half roast.
She needed eggs to prepare French toast for this guest the next morning and, while at the grocery store, compromised on her vow to live sustainably.
Using the Naturalistic Action Task, Giovanetti et al. [ 24] found that patients with MCI performed significantly worse than healthy controls, but better than persons with mild AD, on all three assessed tasks: preparing toast and coffee, wrapping a gift and preparing a lunch box.
The palatial kitchen in her cookery videos, the half an hour it takes to prepare toast under the Delia method, and the following sentence in her introduction to the art of preparing flour-based sauces: "Don't, whatever you do, be daunted by the subject of saucemaking".
