Sentence examples for face cooking from inspiring English sources

If you can't face cooking there's a restaurant and a beach side pizza bar to toddle to.

However, we should be comfortable with the idea of comparing the risks of drug use with other risks we might face: cooking, trampolining, sunbathing or pet ownership.

Additionally, they are commonly involved in informal, yet important activities such as visiting neighbours to talk to them about problems they could be facing, cooking, and fetching water for community members who cannot do it for themselves, and dealing with family feuds (3).

CBS acknowledged that one girl had been burned on her face while cooking and that three children had accidentally drunk bleach from an unmarked soda bottle.

What happened here: this is where the only normal member of the household, Brian, used to lay on his bed in silence, after brushing his teeth and washing his face and cooking his little dinner, before huddling by the brick fire for a few precious minutes, double-locking his door, and staring eyes open at the ceiling all night while the sound of screaming filled the basement floors.

Unfortunately, many of the network's beloved faces are cooking up a hailstorm of garbage, from wasted packaging to edible trash.

DENVER chefs face special challenges cooking a mile above sea level.

Practicing the preparation of your meal will also help you to resolve any challenges you face during while cooking, such as overcooking or undercooking the meat, or leaving the noodles in the pot too long.

The round griddles, meanwhile, had one smooth side and one side covered with tiny holes, and archaeologists have debated which side would have been facing up during cooking.

When Mr. Ackerman and Megan McArdle, another blogger at The Atlantic, decided to have an Iron Chef style cooking face-off, they called it "BloggingChefs".

The final trio of cooks journeyed to Copenhagen, to face the challenge of cooking dishes in the Noma style.