Sentences with phrase «use nan»

If you have been using NAN formula and want to switch, what is an equivalent formula you can substitute?

The Managing Director, News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, Bayo Onanuga, has warned bloggers and other online publishers illegally using NAN news materials to stop forthwith or...

Presidential candidates have long used the NAN conference as a platform to engage black voters — the 2007 meeting featured six presidential candidates, including Barack Obama.

Not exact matches

I used some.whole spices instead of ground and added 2 Bay leaves and ate it with nan.

My nan always used Stork and my mum and I have followed her example.

Used to be a weekly thing when I lived near family, but then again it was always my nan cooking it anyway!

Though Persian chickpea cookies, known as nan - e nokhochi, are traditionally made with canola oil or butter, I used coconut oil, which worked perfectly.

The inspiration for this was Sarah's grandmother («nan») Dulcie in Tasmania, who always used to add some honey to the pan before roasting her carrots.

So, I used the Trador Joe nan, which I highly recommend, as it is cooked on a tandoori grill and has this incredible flavor.

Akinlaja told News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Abuja that Ekweremadu used common sense to avert further consequences over the incident.

JAMB spokesman told NAN that the initiative for use of the platform to register candidates for the UTME was in line with the Board's policy to ensure standards operation.

My nan has t2d and has deteriorated so bad that she's mostly lost the use of her hands and she can't feel her toes or fingers either.

Decoration We used lots of vintage bunting in soft pastel shades to decorate both inside and outside spaces, hanging hearts, DIY signs made by Tom and some vintage bits and pieces we had at home including a perpetual calendar which displayed the wedding date on which had belonged to Tom's nan.

Rudder also found the 30 «most British» words used on OkCupid, most of which are reassuringly unsurprising — including «moaning», «nan», «bugger» and «kebab».

I used to love her so much, I was always at my nan and grandad's house so that I could play with her (laughs).

But you don't have to take it to the beach — just put it in the garden, pop a knotted hankie on your head and catch a few rays, like your nan used to.