Sentence examples for hit the kitchen from inspiring English sources

But when novice cooks hit the kitchen with a little too much ambition, things can go terribly, hilariously awry.

He argued that the trap opened doors, not closed them: "I used to hit the kitchen lights / cockroaches er'where / Now I hit the kitchen lights, there's marble floors er'where".

"Just get a quart of watermelon juice, find a pack of sliced watermelon from a bodega and hit the kitchen.

If you can aim at and hit the kitchen at the back of a house, after all, you don't have to bomb the whole building.

So why would I want to work at a place that's snooty?" Mr. Kasuba drifted over just in time — his real mission was to remind Mr. Talbot to hit the kitchen for the early dinner rush — to weigh in on the local hostilities.

Water also hit the kitchen's ceiling and smoke filled the restaurant, which will take time to air out.

It is an exquisitely choreographed domestic tableau, down to the little dip the housewife performs as she hits the kitchen light switch with her elbow on her way out the door.

Bright light is hitting the kitchen table.

Some people like to "study up" before hitting the kitchen.

Unlike the root beer float of yore, the latest float frenzy does not appear to have hit the home kitchen.

As soon as they hit the karahi the kitchen fills with aromas that leave no doubt that this is going to be an exceptionally good meal.