Sentence examples for sometimes prepared from inspiring English sources

In much dramatic theatre advance planning involves the preparation of a written script, sometimes prepared by a dramatist and sometimes created by the actors themselves in collaboration with each other or with a writer.

Lunches are sometimes prepared outside with dirty water and amid trash and animals.

The problem, he said, is not with the potato, but with how it is sometimes prepared.

When I cook at home, I've sometimes prepared things that I prepare here.

Bondarchuk stays unshakeably on-message about his political benefactors in our interview, but he's sometimes prepared to push boundaries.

The review found that officers, however, sometimes prepared the statements in English and discouraged victims from submitting statements in their own language.

The house in Bedford Corners, a natural for entertaining, was perfect for them in many ways, and on weekends Dr. Spector, an accomplished cook, sometimes prepares dinner for 15 or more guests.

Attempts to smite vice in Scotland sometimes prepare the way for similar measures elsewhere: the Scots banned smoking in public buildings, for example, a year before the English did.The biggest challenge, though, is changing public attitudes towards alcohol.

She would sometimes prepare him rice and beans ("I'm a guerrilla, not a cook"), and he would complain, "Too fast!" as she spoke, in gunfire-patter Spanish, about the need to hold elections and build hospitals and schools.

Mr. Henderson, who cooks with both poetry and passion, sometimes prepares his squirrels "to recreate the bosky woods they come from," braising them with bacon, "pig's trotter, porcini and whole peeled shallots to recreate the forest floor".

At six-thirty, she wakes up her older daughter and drives her to the school bus, then wakes up Joe and the other children, and, after making breakfast (with Joe sometimes preparing the eggs, as his father liked to do), she drives the younger children to school.