Sentence examples for prepare decent from inspiring English sources
The grand old halls were expensive to run and light on mod cons such as air conditioning and space to prepare decent grub.
"As parents, we try to prepare decent meals, limit how much junk food our kids eat and ensure that they have a reasonable balanced diet," Mrs. Obama said in a statement.
"As parents, we try to prepare decent meals, limit how much junk food our kids eat, and ensure they have a reasonably balanced diet," said First Lady Michelle Obama.
Being a supervisor taught me invaluable lessons in a business setting, even if the business was putting skis on 3 year olds and preparing decent hot chocolate when they came inside from the bunny hill.
It notes that while some low-income households may find it difficult to prepare or cook decent meals from scratch, many other families "manage to buy and cook food on a shoestring budget for extended periods of time".
14 Commercial Street, 01423 508200, beanandbud.co.uk Above Farrah's chocolatier and gift store – which itself sells sandwiches, from £1.99, and Voakes's award-winning pies – this is a rather old-fashioned cafe in both good ways (home-cooked food prepared with decent local ingredients) and bad (rather drab, grannyish decor).
American society employs a form of tracking at least as insidious: if you come from a poor or live in a bad neighbourhood, the public school you can attend is most likely inadequate to prepare you for a decent university.
Remember, while effective job, entrepreneurship, and life skills training programs help prepare young people for decent livelihoods, it's a growing and vibrant economy--not the government acting alone--that drives job creation.
When it reaches a decent temperature, prepare your eggs.
"We expect Wales to come out and chuck everything at us but we know we are a good side and if we prepare well, we have a decent chance of getting the job done.
Instead, be prepared to spend a decent amount to get a decent and comfortable pair of snowshoes.
