Sentence examples for foreign cooks from inspiring English sources

The new visas will go to 20 foreign cooks, 35 waiters and 15 maids and housekeepers for the 2017-18 touriseasonson, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.

In August 2016, the department approved H-2B foreign worker permits for Mar-a-Lago to hire 30 foreign waitresses, 19 foreign cooks and 15 foreign housekeepers to work from October 2016 through May 2017.

The sixty-four foreign dishwashers, cooks, cleaners, and gardeners that Mar-a-Lago is expected to employ this year will be paid per hour roughly what they were paid last year.

Certainly, there will be a lot of foreign policy cooks in the new administration.

But there are many pitfalls for the learner of a language, especially one distant from one's own: foreign concepts ("cooked rice" as a stand-in object for eating almost anything), foreign grammar (those classifiers), and foreign phonology (tones) all throw up challenges ranging from mild to fearsome.

She said the 15 foreign workers who cooked and cleared tables at her restaurant were more than employees.

But for consumers to want to buy foreign rice to cook at home — or for major chains to openly switch to foreign rice — is a big shift, they said.

In fact, in labour-intensive work, interest charges are a small proportion of total costs.Politicians complain that NGOs have money and power without accountability, embezzle foreign funds and cook their books.

But the judge's refutation is a blow to Mr Nisman's main theory, that Ms Fernández and the foreign minister, Héctor Timerman, cooked up a scheme to shield Iranian suspects in the bombing in exchange for a trade deal that would bring Iranian oil.It is unlikely to ease the political tension.

Her repertoire was naturally limited North Koreans had no exposure to foreign cuisines but North Korean cooks are creative.

It's incredibly limiting though, like insisting "foreign people can't cook"; you may believe that, but you're cutting yourself off from so much.