Sentence examples for to be prepped from inspiring English sources
In TV chef-speak, that's another 120 "plates" to be prepped, cooked and dished up.
Eleven summers ago I was sent to a management program at the Wharton School to be prepped for bigger things.
Experts need to be prepped: how much to say, when to speak up, and when not to.
Just then, Nilsson entered the kitchen without a word and walked over to a cut of beef sitting on the counter waiting to be prepped.
The top and bottom shell molds, both behemoths, had to be prepped extensively — they had been left to nature for a year because we lacked storage space.
The performance was held in the museum's atrium, but the whole place seemed to be prepped for what the program called "the first synthetic retrospective of Kraftwerk's oeuvre".
He's 50 years old and too young to be prepping for a slow fade, yet what are his choices?
Amazon is still holding its own with the Kindle, and Apple is said to be prepping several new iPad models.
Addressing a clip that revealed the senator to be prepping for an interview with Katie Couric instead, Mr. Letterman said: "Hey, John, I got a question.
And other studios including Big Viking also appear to be prepping for the Instant Games launch.
Indeed, Apple has been rumored to be prepping to add such a sensor to its next flagship iPhone.
