Sentence examples for frequent cook from inspiring English sources

These things are becoming more frequent," Cook told the Daily Telegraph.

We defined those who cook monthly and weekly as occasional cook, and cook daily or more as frequent cook.

A higher number on the scale refers to a more even or more conscious eating behaviour, more frequent cooking/ cooked meals or more frequent physical activity.

More frequent cooking was associated with a higher mean birth weight, possibly because the families that were better off economically could afford to cook more times per day.

Cook, cook, cook, cook, cook.

Frequent rice cooks who work with a variety of grains and have room on the countertop will not be disappointed by the performance of these machines.

A: It's true that frequent flipping cooks the meat more evenly, and also significantly faster: flip every minute instead of once or twice and the meat will be done in a third less time.

An avid cook and frequent entertainer -- his deck was made for cocktails -- Mr. Black finally paid a friend to rig up two huge $12 paper lanterns on bamboo poles.

Do you cook, is a frequent question.

An avid cook, he makes frequent visits to the South Asian commercial district centered on 74th Street between Roosevelt and 37th Avenues, where he buys nuts and spices at the Indian food emporium Patel Brothers.

Then, in 1983, Thurman's husband, a short-order cook at a restaurant frequented by police officers, stabbed her repeatedly.