Sentence examples for fighting cooking from inspiring English sources

Most nights "the place was bedlam: people fighting, cooking, flirting, bathing, tending goats, playing cricket, waiting for water at the public tap, lining up outside the little brothel, or sleeping off the effects of the grave-digging liquor dispensed from a hut".

By the end of the book you'll take it for granted that boys can be taught everything they need to know – reading, fighting, cooking, making herbal purgatives for goats – by a centaur in a mountain cave.

Participation includes fighting, guarding, cooking, or serving as a porter, messenger, spy or sex slave.

That only annoys the others, reinforcing their resentment of the "stupid, rotten life" they contend with day after day, a routine of cooking, cleaning, fighting with kids and husbands, and watching TV.

Whether cooking food, fighting earaches, my sister's dry elbows, or my Nana's weathered hands, I can still hear my mother say, "Just rub a little olive oil on it".

In the early frugal days, we operated a steam-only cooking regime, fighting for and savouring each buttered spear.

Machine-like dances break down, and the whole thing tilts into naturalism — cooking, nursing, fighting — before smoke and flames usher in a surreal aftermath.

Eventually fighting the lure of French cooking, he turned to fresh, pure seasonal ingredients classically prepared, and began to feature native goat cheeses, individual pizzas and West Coast wines.

When she's not out fighting for environmental justice, she can be found cooking in her old kitchen, digging in her organic garden, reading a good story, writing on her blog, or enjoying the company of good friends and family.

Last March, while I was cooking dinner one night and watching my two kids fighting over a toy in the backyard, I got a phone call that would change my life.

Cooking was his month-long punishment for fighting with one of the other boys.