Sentence examples for core kitchen from inspiring English sources

Even with 10 new hires in the core kitchen, Mr. West said, 10 net food service jobs were eliminated, since many lunch workers in individual schools were no longer needed.

Although Sabathia throws hard, he has an easy left-handed motion that sometimes looks like someone tossing an apple core across the kitchen into a garbage can.

The largest block in the middle contains the service core with the kitchen and bathroom.

For the heavy, diner-white dishware and Russel Wright's ice-blue plates, Core scoured the kitchen-supply shops of the Bowery in Manhattan, as well as eBay and Fishs Eddy.

The design is based on equilateral triangles, with a core living room and kitchen area, and two wings.

Accordingly, the refrigerator, which is a core element in the kitchen space, is required to provide diverse entertainments, a remote-control function, and other service functions".

It's an old one, already the best part of 40 years old when we moved here nine years ago, but it represents the core not just of the kitchen but the entire house, heating the water, providing the toast, harbouring vats of simmering beef or chicken stock sometimes for days, and offering year-round sanctuary to those in need of warmth.

Don't swan into pre-drinks like Michael Corleone, disappearing into the kitchen with your core squad, your girlfriend/boyfriend catching a final glimpse of your face as the door closes, leaving them perched awkwardly on the arm of a sofa nodding along to whatever music is playing, while 15 people they don't know talk around them.

And while those soba gnocchi — which are a little gummy and grainy for my taste — may reflect an inclination to experiment on the kitchen's part, the core soba offerings, both hot and cold, are reliably and thankfully traditional.

Though he doesn't have duplicate facilities to prevent cross-contamination, he said his kitchen was clean, his "core products" are gluten-free naturally, and his barbecue sauce does not contain wheat, which is often used as a thickening agent.

Peter and the nine other councillors sitting around this kitchen table together form the core of "Independents for Frome" (IfF).