Sentence examples for kitchen represents from inspiring English sources

Maggie's kitchen represents Indian summer.

If a kitchen represents a temperate forest, few of its plants would be poison ivy.

Directed by Mladen Materic, and with a rich, fragmentary text (in French) by Peter Handke, La Cuisine investigates what the kitchen represents in our lives.

While we are a small organisation, the business has received great support from local cafes, bookshops and so on, suggesting that Literary Kitchen represents a viable business model with energy and integrity that people want to be a part of.

We've imagined that the Kitchen represents the first year (or more) on Mars.

Lori L.: And there she is, in his kitchen, representing all of that.

Two days later 87 guns, 55 motor lorries, 4 motor cars, 75 carts, 837 wagons, water carts and field kitchens representing most, if not all of the Seventh Army's transport, were found destroyed and abandoned.

The event "prepare coffee" is the situation occurring most often in the kitchen and represents the activity that one or more of the employees come(s) into the kitchen, operate(s) the coffee machine, and leave(s) the kitchen again.

Kitchen, who represents the 80,000 people of district 5 in South Austin and was a barely-known local political figure in the city, now finds herself the target of a sophisticated, well-funded, and highly-personalized political operation.

"So often he kitchen is represented as this sterile space, which it's not.

One politician close to the leader told the Guardian it is "50-50" whether Corbyn would win again, but said that if he did then one option could be a collective leadership with a "kitchen cabinet" representing different wings of the party.