Sentence examples for glad cook from inspiring English sources

"I'm glad Cook didn't live to see this," the Australian says.

"I'm glad Cook is being so strong and determined because that dressing-room needs someone to hold it all together and not let it become fractured and dissipate.

She's glad they cook it just right here.

Cook, cook, cook, cook, cook.

Guys at petrol stations coming up to say, 'I am glad you cooked that the other night.'" Ah, yes, MasterChef.

At the Bravo network program "Top Chef," Nan Strait, the executive producer, said that she was glad home cooks were trying new recipes and techniques, but that they should not become overconfident with tools.

I am glad I learned to love to cook, if not very well, not very well at all or rarely well, if ever.

Wanting the full farm experience — and a kitchen to cook in — we were glad to find Full House Farm, also outside Sebastopol, which offers one of the few farm stays in the county.

I also let it be known that I was collecting these bird bones, and would be glad to clean up the remnants of partridges cooked throughout the reservation.

An early Alastair Cook signature pull shot suggested he was glad to be back home.

I have made a broccoli map of the city which I shall be glad to share with your worthy selves: Go to Sardi's for broccoli cooked divinely with Parmesan cheese.