Sentence examples for fighting kitchen from inspiring English sources

Yet aside from expensive sprinkler systems, the only tool for fighting kitchen conflagrations is the common fire extinguisher, which some risk assessors consider a fire hazard itself, because it encourages untrained people to battle the blaze rather than to evacuate.

I've turned to Rebecca Katz, author of the award-winning The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen: Nourishing, Big-Flavor Recipes for Cancer Treatment and Recovery for help in The Living Hour today.

His mother and a man are drinking and yelling and fighting in the kitchen.

"Growing up, I got so bored with all these sad stories, films about couples fighting in their kitchen for two hours.

The most compelling scenes are not the ones that take place in the safe houses but in the Jennings' house, as they huddle around the television watching David Copperfield or fighting in the kitchen about belief systems.

One day we started fighting in his kitchen.

"Which sounds fun, but when you're in fourth grade trying to do homework and there are people smoking pot in the kitchen, or fighting…" Every so often, they would stay with his grandparents in wealthy Darien, Connecticut, which was nice, but made him feel poor and ashamed.

Males form linear dominance hierarchies based primarily on fighting ability (Bulger 1993; Kitchen et al. 2003).

They were fighting in their own kitchens and parlours.

"I never believed this was how she would be brought back to us," Ms. González said, fighting tears in her modest kitchen.

Penney agreed on Thursday not to sell any Martha Stewart-designed goods in the categories Macy's is fighting over — bedding, bath and kitchen — until April 8. Penney has been vague about when it planned to sell those products, telling investors to expect an introduction in May, though its lawyer said this week that they were supposed to be in stores in April.