Sentence examples for cook describing from inspiring English sources

An indelible image from "To Kill a Mockingbird" (the book, not the movie) is Calpurnia, the cook, describing how she teaches her son to read using Blackstone's "Commentaries on the Laws of England".

Other reports have also picked up on the attraction of bringing Beats' co-founders on board, with Cook describing the pair as "unique" and able to invent "products you haven't thought of yet".

Morgan saved some of his fiercest criticism for Cook, describing him as "a gutless weasel" and claiming he lacked the courage to look Pietersen in the eye at the meeting in which he was sacked.

He would later credit Ramsay with teaching him to cook, describing it as "the most important time in my life".

Menes makes his decisions about what to grow with one simple determining factor, "It all depends on what I want to cook". Describing his cuisine as hyper-seasonal, currently Menes is harvesting black-eyed peas, purple romanesco broccoli, cheddar cauliflower and filet beans as well as Musquee de Provence pumpkins and blue Hubbard squash.

Often Lopez is struck by the differences between what Cook described and present conditions.

A cook described it as justice, and his friend as God's will.

The ad, from a couple seeking work as butler and cook, described the applicants as "a French couple, knowing pastry and all kinds of desserts; city or country; speak a little English; city references," and directed queries to 126 West 73rd Street -- apparently they were leaving the Struss household.

In "Charles Himple's Story," a former line cook describes his climb to Grill Master glory in the Red Lobster corporate structure.

Ms. Jones took a characteristically precise approach to cooking for herself, but other cooks describe the task as a form of daily self-care.

Cook, cook, cook, cook, cook.