Sentence examples for usually prepare from inspiring English sources

"I usually prepare for it last minute," she said.

All usually prepare for it with a long passage of gathering tension.

The dish doesn't always appear on menus, but most Japanese restaurants that offer hot entrees can usually prepare nabeyaki udon at the request of the diner.

Among the curries, although there are no strict rules, Thais usually prepare shrimp in a gingery and hot green curry; chicken in red curry; and beef and potato in yellow, the mildest (turmeric supplies the yellow coloring).

He gets in the reader's face ("I love sinking my teeth into the heart of a fresh hen") and seems to relish putting slightly squeamish eaters off their feed: "The French usually prepare their rognon de veau with a mustard sauce expressly to counterbalance" the flavor of urine.

But it will not be easy to alter the fact that women in 84percentt of Spanish households always or usually do the laundry, or that in 73percentt of the households they always or usually prepare the next day's meals, according to a 2002 survey by Spain's Center for Sociological Research.

Museum specimens are usually prepared using either detergent solution or dermestid beetles, but the preparation method is mostly not documented.

Dinners are usually prepared and eaten communally.

Singers are usually prepared and intelligent.

They had usually prepared supper together.

Commercial bacon is usually prepared with a wet cure.