Sentence examples for a kind of kitchen from inspiring English sources
A "kitchen sink" is a kind of sink, not a kind of kitchen.
In focusing on the needs of the time-squeezed cook, Express is a kind of kitchen carpe diem.
Stuart Zaro, president of Zaro's New York Bakery, described her as a kind of kitchen psychotherapist to whom he could express a few good-natured gripes.
Several influential members of the National Advisory Council, a kind of kitchen cabinet that advises Mrs. Gandhi on social policy, were deeply wary of the project, but she overruled them.
A kitchen sink is a noun phrase made up of two nouns, but only one is the head, and the other is a mere modifier: a kitchen sink is a kind of sink, not a kind of kitchen.
At lunch, it serves as a kind of cafeteria for office workers spooning down curries, at dinner as a kind of kitchen table for college students and neighborhood singles eating pad Thai.
"I've been carrying this family," her character exclaims in a burst of heartbreaking precocity; along with her real-life younger sister, Emma, Ms. Bolger carries the movie as well, lifting it from family melodrama into a kind of kitchen-sink magic realism.
The next thing they were both competing to drown the other out in a kind of kitchen-sink parody of that famous moment in Casablanca when Victor Laszlo leads Rick's bar to combat the Nazi officers singing "Die Wacht am Rhein" with a stirring version of "La Marseillaise".
Oddly, apple slicing was being denigrated as an unthinkably oppressive undertaking, a kind of punitive kitchen duty, evoking the G.I. obscured behind mounds of to-be-peeled potatoes.
After her failed bid for the vice presidency, she was more or less told to head back to Alaska to serve out her term as governor — a kind of metaphorical kitchen.
On a recent Tuesday, the esplanade was filled with joggers running past patrons headed to new bakeries and restaurants, including the LTK Bar and Kitchen (225 Northern Avenue, 617-330-7430; www.ltkindandkitchen.cof), a kind of test-kitchen for the Legal Sea Food chain, which features tableside iPod stations, live music and a global menu.
