Sentence examples for cook feeling from inspiring English sources

Joe Root, rather confusingly (is Cook feeling a bit guilty about the bowling workload caused by the collapse?), continues.

Either way, the perky spice is liable to leave a winter cook feeling clearheaded and suddenly buoyant.

In my many years as a professional chef and an occasional dinner party guest, I've been on the receiving end of my fair share of spontaneous, frustrated confessions from home cooks feeling insecure about their repertoire of dishes.

I've been made to feel like an #adultfail for making the bed "halfway," forgetting an ingredient required to cook dinner, feeling too tired to attend our social commitment, or not packing a sundress to meet mom.

Cook, cook, cook, cook, cook.

One mother said: 'It was more convenient for me to give money and send my child to a shop nearby…when I didn't have time to cook or was feeling lazy to cook…' (FGD 4).

Whether we're working Mom's, terrible cooks, or feeling a little resentment towards that baby weight.

The truth is I don't miss cooking, but I do miss having cooked, that feeling afterwards".

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 1.22am GMT 4th over: England 5-1 (target 481; Cook 1, Trott 2) Cook is beaten, feeling for a good one from Southee.

We buy bags of fresh, local food and cook a splendid roast (feeling slightly guilty about the lamb) in those fancy pans.

"But the majority of our clients are older people who lose their sight through natural ageing, and for them being able to cook a meal again, feeling a tactile version of a picture of their grandchildren for the first time, or learning to use a computer can bring massive improvements to their lives.