Sentence examples for kind of kitchen from inspiring English sources
What kind of kitchen do you have?
A "kitchen sink" is a kind of sink, not a kind of kitchen.
Imagine that a summer novel is a home — what kind of kitchen would it have?
In focusing on the needs of the time-squeezed cook, Express is a kind of kitchen carpe diem.
Stuart Zaro, president of Zaro's New York Bakery, described her as a kind of kitchen psychotherapist to whom he could express a few good-natured gripes.
It's the kind of kitchen that requires you to clean up as you go along, and to be in possession of no airs or graces.
"I've been carrying this family," her character exclaims in a burst of heartbreaking precocity; along with her real-life younger sister, Emma, Ms. Bolger carries the movie as well, lifting it from family melodrama into a kind of kitchen-sink magic realism.
The next thing they were both competing to drown the other out in a kind of kitchen-sink parody of that famous moment in Casablanca when Victor Laszlo leads Rick's bar to combat the Nazi officers singing "Die Wacht am Rhein" with a stirring version of "La Marseillaise".
"Bourdain spoke honestly about the kind of kitchens I'd grown up in - the visceral thrill, the camaraderie, the sheer rock and roll excitement, the fire and the knives.
"I've been all over the country in all kinds of kitchens.
But it had the kind of galley kitchen they didn't want, and just one bathroom.
