Sentence examples for cooking range from inspiring English sources
Then came the camp stove, the cooking range, the radiant heater, the floor furnace, air-conditioners and fiberglass boats.
It was, he recalled in his 1929 autobiography, "equipped with all sorts of conveniences that we Europeans were quite unused to: electric lights, gas cooking range, bath, telephone...
At Gilau, Transylvania, close to 200 boys huddle in a medieval castle with leaking roofs, minimal heating, and a kitchen where an evil-looking black liquid seeps across the floor from a cracked oil-fired cooking range.
England rugby international Steve Borthwick worked at McDonald's when he was 16 to pay for his driving lessons, though his 6ft 6in frame meant he regularly bumped into the cooking range.
Captain True addressed the problem of feeding soldiers on the move: how to keep a cooking range going while under way, provide bread and stew immediately after stopping, preserve meat, dispose of trash.
A couple making $125,000 ordered a $4,000 brand-name cooking range, even though their kitchen came with a free generic one.If you read the book backwards, it describes what is going on today.Americans are trading down.
Cooking ranges in China are sold for countertop installation without a lot of other equipment, for example.
Heating devices, water-heaters and cooking ranges with higher efficiencies are the most effective efficient technologies for both countries.
Over the past 15 years, most of the money I have earned has somehow found its way into cooking ranges, bathroom suites, loft extensions and designer chaises longues.
In England, that happened in 1952, when another heavy smog episode — this time from coal-burning fireplaces and cooking ranges — left as many as 12,000 dead.
His cooking ranges avidly through flavors from around the globe, but what it expresses most clearly is the sheer pleasure of being set loose in the kitchen.
