Sentence examples for getting cooking from inspiring English sources

As Jane Jacobs argued in The Death and Life of Great American Cities (1960), communities are created by myriad small daily encounters: getting cooking tips from the greengrocer, hearing about a job from the butcher, recommending a good plumber at the bakery, exchanging opinions in the pub.

Most guests saw nothing unusual about getting cooking advice from a stick-thin actress; in fact, many said that they associated Gwyneth Paltrow with food.

Up in Snowsville, things are really getting cooking: a huge blizzard, panting and trudging, and lo — a creature in the distance!

(Team Vaca Frita!) Get cooking this weekend.

He gets cooking oil once a month, but only about half of what he requests.

But as soon as he got cooking, he was practically channeling Julia Child.

And there's only one way to improve your culinary skills: get cooking.

Yesterday, this Young Turk in the office comes up to me, boasting about a major deal he's got cooking.

Their husband is at home, eating a microwave dinner, smelling all day what they got cooking in the Crock Pot.

So watch out sight, sound et al, Jonathan Donahue's coming for you, and he's got cooking matches!

Since graduation in July, none of us have gotten cooking jobs that pay more than $15 an hour.