Sentence examples for a typical kitchen from inspiring English sources

To start with, furniture and equipment has to be wrapped in plastic at least 6 mils thick (a typical kitchen trash bag is around 1 mil).

The exhibition will feature a typical kitchen and garden in a purpose-built box and visitors to the event and online viewers will be able to witness the decay of everyday foods and substances over a two month period.

A typical kitchen nightmare might be a soapy water flood on your kitchen floor caused by mistakenly filling your dishwasher's soap container with dish detergent, regular liquid soap, or some other soap not specifically intended for the dishwasher.

While they might not have white sugar, flour or literally anything else in a typical kitchen to console them like us commonfolk, rest assured that Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen are doing fine after his Super Bowl defeat earlier this month.

A typical kitchen is 30SQ feet and installation can run from $900-$900-$1200

Soviet viewers, convinced of American perfidy and used to hearing exaggerated portrayals of their own living standards, likely assumed that the American kitchen was as much a facade as the "typical" kitchen in a Soviet exhibit in New York earlier that year.

The office's most prized amenity is its camera-ready soundstage, with its "mixologist" cocktail bar, a lounge floored with leather belts bought at Los Angeles vintage stores and a trendy "Brooklyn" kitchen roughly 10 times the size of a typical Brooklyn kitchen.

Simon Rogers visits a typical family kitchen.

But behind the scenes it was a typical medieval kitchen.

Describing a typical restaurant kitchen, Ms. Hamilton said: "The noise, the rush, the steam, the pressure -- you can see how some of these guys get off on that.

Take another example: the famous 1959 "kitchen debate" between Vice President Richard Nixon and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at a U.S. exhibit in Moscow, in which Nixon pointed to a typical American kitchen as evidence of the capitalist system's superiority.