Sentence examples for which she prepares from inspiring English sources

She lives on a mash of green beans, zucchini, parsley, and celery which she prepares once or twice a day in a pressure cooker.

I'm gettin' excited," she says, flatly, during the most recent episode, in which she prepares for "The Big Game" (chez Drummond, this means Arizona versus Arizona State).

She also happens to claim that she can both prevent AIDS and cure it.Inspired by ancestral spirits, Ms Mashele's cure is contained in a special muti, or traditional medicine, which she prepares from natural herbs.

Each contestant has a 15-minute presentation during which she prepares a round of espressos, a round of cappuccinos and a round of "signature beverages," a free-form category in which the drink must include coffee (it's a coffee competition, after all) and may not include alcohol (which is considered too easy).

His wife found a way to smuggle him potatoes, which she prepared according to kosher rules.

Describing a memorable Cinco de Mayo feast for which she prepared 200 hand-wrapped tamales, she explained: "It's like a grand gesture, events like that.

Ms. Bergen had done a show for Oxygen last year -- "Exhale With Candice Bergen" -- that featured hourlong sit-down celebrity interviews for which she prepared extensively in advance.

Deering is responsible for this episode's most gleefully outrageous moments, such as the scene in which she prepared for a meeting with a senior officer by spraying breath-freshener in her mouth and air freshener up her skirt.

The care with which she prepared her own death scene, leaving out mugs of milk for the children, is the work of a person whose talent for hospitality never left her, though it took a macabre turn.

For Mrs. Miller, that meant enrolling in a three-credit course in which she prepared a narrative description of her accomplishments and goals and claimed credits for specific New Paltz courses based on her experiences.

Not yet twenty-one, she was mastering the art of public composure: she had helped teach swim clinics; she had mugged underwater for TV cameramen; she had taken up fancy cooking, and had been flown to New York for a "Today" celebrity-chef bit in which she prepared a pork tenderloin and a persimmon risotto on camera while chatting as amiably as a Food Network host.