Sentence examples for kitchen let from inspiring English sources

Grab your bottle from the shelf by the open kitchen, let Max show you to a communal table, then share bowls of delicious Italian and regional food.

The same can't be said for the main living area, where uncomfortable, throw-covered sofas and a tired-looking kitchen let the place down.

This year's winner was far less likely to be seen anywhere near a kitchen – let alone a show-stopping multi-tiered sponge.

On "Nosetalgia," he talks process: "Arm & Hammer and a Mason jar, that's my dinner date/ Then crack a window in the kitchen, let it ventilate/ 'Cause I let it sizzle on the stove like a minute steak".

The show, which opens Thursday at the Kitchen (let the puns begin), offers a dark, and darkly funny, meditation on the human condition in 21st-century America, threaded through with more tender autobiographical elements.

In the film Ratatouille, Remy is an endearing rat who aspires to become a chef, bravely confronting all the thoughtless prejudice facing any rat who wants to even enter a restaurant kitchen, let alone start handling food.

Next to the lavish displays of chi-chi chocs, the open kitchen lets visitors pick up the secrets of a chocolate-crafting master at work.

She has a disturbing memory of standing naked in the kitchen, letting someone spray her with water from an industrial dish-sprayer-type thing.

The glass-walled kitchen lets diners see the chefs cooking arepas, empanadas, lobster chupe (a soup) and grilled meats: 336 West 37th Street, (212 695-4600.

An open kitchen lets you watch the pierced, tattooed chefs whip up seasonal dishes that have included goat cheese, arugula and watermelon salad ($8), and tuna steak with tempura rice cakes ($15).

Long afterward, he heard Jamie dropping down from his trapdoor like a cat, prowling the house, helping himself to food in the kitchen, letting himself out the front door with his bike; he cycled for hours at night and then slept half the day, probably missing classes at school.