Sentence examples for activities cooking from inspiring English sources

Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation Michael Pollan Allen Lane, £20 This is a heartfelt paean to one of the most fundamental human activities: cooking.

But rather than mosques and recreation centres, the men in Copenhagen initiative reaches out to people in pubs, on the streets and in job centres, with a goal to promote a healthier lifestyle for 200 men through social activities, cooking classes and sports events.

Balancing the responsibilities of schoolwork, extra-curricular activities, cooking and managing the home, looking after younger (and sometimes older) siblings often became overwhelming, they admitted, and they demanded that everyone in the home claim a share of the physical and emotional labor.

Among work activities, cooking more lunches per person (PR 1.28; 95% CI, 1.05 1.56) and a lack of breaks in the morning session (PR 1.33; 95% CI, 1.13 1.56) were associated with LBP.

Further, the particulate emission derived from site-specific activities (cooking, abraded streets, vehicle frequency, building construction, excavation and nearby agricultural lands), which are continuously rising due to population coupled urban development, may generate strong local control.

The questionnaire collected additional information on particular activities that could potentially lead to higher levels of exposure as this was less burdensome than including such activities into the diary (e.g., moderate/vigorous activity, cooking a meal on a stove), as well as activities that occurred less frequently (e.g. pumping gas, barbequing, going to a night club).

Six themes have been developed with a supporting set of activities to be implemented over the six-month intervention period including posters, activity sheets, cooking demonstrations and taste-testing activities and competitions.

The program, which runs from 3 45 to 5 45 p.m., is divided into three main activities -- cooking, textiles and a limner workshop.

Sugar's only activities are cooking and looking at photographs of deformed medical patients.

Time spent on academics also competes with activities like cooking, something kindergarten teachers used to do more often.

In winter, more time is spent inside, participating in organized activities like cooking classes or other hobbies.