Sentence examples for prepare a whole from inspiring English sources

With three days' notice, the restaurant will prepare a whole smoked pig for 14 or more people.

Following that, he'll be back in the studio to prepare a whole new body of work for a solo show at the Denver Art Museum next summer.

I roasted five lemony, oregano-flecked chickens on a Greek-style, motor-driven spit, although my Polish-born neighbor, who recently moved next door from Elmwood Park, urged me to prepare a whole lamb at next year's block party.

Even though I love to cook, the time it takes to prepare a whole meal for company cuts into my work day, so without potluck dinners I wouldn't do much entertaining.

Miss Sasaki, who was about twenty, had to cook breakfast for her father, a brother, a sister, and herself, and — since the hospital, because of the war, was unable to provide food — to prepare a whole day's meals for her mother and the baby, in time for her father, who worked in a factory making rubber earplugs for artillery crews, to take the food by on his way to the plant.

Since these cakes last for up to six months, you can prepare a whole slew of them ahead of time, and then parcel them out as you forget birthdays!

Minitel, he argues, "prepared a whole generation for Internet services".

I'd prepared a whole list of questions for Casey about this – and by the end of her speech it was in the bin.

I prepared a whole table of wonderful food, but while I was out of the room my dog, Yan, jumped on the table and ate or ruined everything.

What really annoyed many people on Twitter and elsewhere was the fact that the Mail had prepared a whole series of articles including manufactured quotes and photographs captioned "imaginatively" to tell the story of a guilty Knox.

Nearby the Tam family children placed gifts of paper clothing near a grave marker while Tony Tam, 68, of Roslyn, N.Y., prepared a whole roast pig for the picnic they would share with the deceased.