Sentence examples for cookery scene from inspiring English sources

The spread of monosodium glutamate on the Chinese cookery scene, in the nineteen-sixties and seventies, induced further amnesia about some of the core arts of traditional cooking.

For every conventional comic scene – Ria's calamitous cookery, a car prang, keep-fit class, nosy neighbour or family squabble – there was an internal Ria monologue or dream sequence.

What are we to make of an array of photographs of a blubber cookery, a fisherman's cottage, a post-nuclear scene of Hiroshima and a snapshot of the author herself wearing a floppy-­eared Russian-­style hat?

His gift for earthy, shameless cookery was related to his taste for gut-heaving scenes in his novels (the eels in the dead horse's head in The Tin Drum provided the yuck of the decade).

The Fales Collection houses one of the finest collections of English and American fiction in the United States, the unique Downtown Collection, documenting the New York literary avante-garde arts scene from the 1970s to the present, and the Food and Cookery Collection, which documents American food history with a focus on New York City.

In scenes very loosely reminiscent of the end of a Nigella Lawson cookery programme, Mr Griffin ends the programme by serving up the dish to what appear to be friends, family and fellow BNP members.

Navigating the sex lives of gay men in the 21st century, it's about sex, rather than being overtly sexual – although obviously there are scenes that some may find risque ("You may as well complain that a cookery show has too much food in it," Davies notes drily).

They're sitting at a corner table at Bibendum, the restaurant where Hopkinson was once head chef, and the scene of his 1994 "mini-breakdown", which led to his retirement as a chef and his career as a cookery writer.

Apprenticeship Professional cookery.

Cookery Writer and Broadcaster.

COMPUTING is similar to cookery.