Sentence examples for a proficient cook from inspiring English sources
"Cooking for Change" reminds viewers that becoming a proficient cook is no easy business.
Batali, the chef and co-owner of Babbo, an Italian restaurant in Manhattan, is such a proficient cook that he is rarely invited to people's homes for a meal, and he went out of his way to be a grateful guest.
A proficient but highly strung cook, she did not enjoy being watched; she did not like being distracted by the discussions of the Iran-Contra affair and "Double Fantasy"; she especially disliked the frantic race to wash or hide the dirty dishes that were now visible to her guests.
He was a repairer of cars, including those of his friends; a creative cook, a fixit man, a proficient gardener, an early environmentalist who taught many to garden without pesticides and to start compost heaps (he gave away many cuttings, some to strangers passing by).
He is a proficient juggler.
Yet Herrmann was never a proficient performer.
Or, one at a Proficient level.
He was a proficient musician and talented pianist.
He became a proficient jazz saxophonist in Vienna.
First, leave behind a proficient national security force.
