Sentence examples for fancy stove from inspiring English sources

Simplicity is key: "I don't think you need a fancy stove to cook great meals".

You're unlikely to recoup the cost of fitting a fancy stove from the savings on your heating bill, but a "feature fireplace" can reportedly add as much as five per cent to the value of your home.

He traded a fancy plancha that he had been awarded in a chefs' contest, but had never used, for two less-fancy stoves, to be installed in a kitchen of about 200 square feet.

A fancy camping stove is more convenient to set up, adjust, and balance a pot on.

Other than the marble and bluestone, our kitchen splurges included a fancy new Wolf stove hood strong enough to suck out the stink of even schmaltz-fried latkes, a deep farmhouse sink and a tall swan-neck Grohe faucet that gave me enough room to clean my biggest stockpot.

If you want to be super fancy, put in two stoves and an island, some cabinets and a microwave.

At 84, he has married a 36-year-old Ukrainian immigrant named Valentina, who has a bra-busting bosom and an unquenchable yen for material goods — from breast implants and fancy cars to a gas stove and a British passport.

And an electric stove, not a fancy one, but a stove, and a refrigerator.

Gumbo is almost always served directly from the pot on the stove, although in wealthier or fancier homes the dish might be transferred to a tureen on the table.

But at work we don't have a stove – or an air popper or fancy whirligigs.

He used rollers from a washing machine and a heating rod from an old stove to make a press that would accommodate foil, rather than ink, in order to produce shinier, fancier type.