Sentence examples for kind of pan from inspiring English sources

Martha's brother, Dickon, is a kind of Pan figure, taming the animals.

The more he knows about the food — its context, its history, who's cooking it, what they're cooking with, what kind of pan — it all becomes part of the delight and the pleasure of eating.

You can use a different kind of pan.

You can use any kind of pan or skillet, but one that is approximately 8" will work best.

Oven times may vary depending on what kind of pan is used - a Bundt pan is used for this recipe.

But eventually I seemed to enter a kind of pan-sensory spell.

"It allows for a kind of pan-Asian discussion," said Melissa Chiu, Asia Society's museum director, who had flown in from New York.

In truth, La Savane offers a kind of pan-African cuisine, thanks to a rotation of women from Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Mali, and even Senegal who have overseen the kitchen.

"It's what you do when you have money in the bank and now there is no money in the bank, that kind of pan-tolerance will contract, because it's too altruistic for hard times".

The fountainhead was Francis Hutcheson, a kind of pan-Enlightenment figure, who, from 1729 until his death, in 1746, held the chair in moral philosophy at the University of Glasgow, where he broke with tradition by lecturing in English as well as Latin.

You wonder whether today's popstars really do believe they have a humanitarian role, an obligation to carry out this kind of pan-global youth work to combat the pressures of social media and show children that it's OK to be a bit gross at times, or eat chocolate bars in bed, or forget to wash.