Sentence examples for kitchen something from inspiring English sources

The lightless kitchen, something added a hundred years after the place was built, contained a gassy-smelling stove and a badly chipped sink.

During the meal they heard woodwind and string music coming from the kitchen: something from Schubert; the "Largo from "Xerxes"; the "Wedding March" from"Lohengrin".

He could smell something pleasant in the distant kitchen, something Mrs. Deere said was "a rhubarb roly-poly, first rhubarb of the year".

With the success of Zitoune, he has extended the Moroccan format to La Sandwicherie while giving the kitchen something to do in the downtime before dinner.

First, Atamian did not seem to read the book very carefully, misquoting from the text (read "whose" for "who" in "A Malaysian couple who curried vegetables") and getting the protagonist's profession wrong (claiming she works in a soup kitchen, something she did long ago).

Ally knew right away when she came into the kitchen that something was wrong in her mother's shape, something bulky and distorting, when usually she was petite and trim.

"Or a little kitchen, or something," Rimkus murmured.

Work somewhere in a soup kitchen or something if you can't take the pressure.

"Now that is just hilarious in a kitchen or something," she said.

If Southfork Kitchen was something I could not not do, the same is true for Chef Joe and this venture.

The kitchen was something like Rome, with nearly all a city's infrastructure leading to it or away from it.