Sentence examples for kitchen giving from inspiring English sources

They also renovated the kitchen, giving it high-end finishes and a glass door that looks out on the patio and garden.

A chef friend of Roy's from Tobago is resident in the kitchen, giving an interesting Caribbean slant to the local produce that comes through the kitchen door.

Imagine that you're watching the last scenes of "Moonstruck," for which Mr. Shanley won the Oscar for best screenplay, and that Cher, Nicolas Cage, Olympia Dukakis, Vincent Gardenia and Danny Aiello are in the kitchen, giving and receiving news about who's getting married and who's not.

Last Thursday it could be found which is to be found less than a block away from Conflict Kitchen, giving out kosher, halal Middle Eastern food.

This new view of the kitchen gives her resolve.

But Jewel's kitchen gives those dishes a Himalayan twist, adding, perhaps, cilantro here or fiery red chili sauce there.

A small frosted window above a rickety strip of kitchen gives what little natural light there is.

Each kitchen gives away 1,000 meals a day, he said, adding that he could easily serve 10 times as many.

As a quiet man who makes a religion of honor, responsibility and competence, Mr. Kitchen gives a performance that is, by current standards, miraculously understated.

The kitchen gave the impression that it had stopped reaching for excellence and possibly no longer remembered what that might mean.

"There are some who have said, 'The heat's a little hot in this kitchen, give us a call when it cools off,' " he said.