Sentence examples for kitchen suggests that from inspiring English sources

The anecdotal evidence presented in the Nature Theater of Oklahoma's adorable new show, at the Kitchen, suggests that most of us would leave a few glaring gaps in this purportedly well-known tale.

The appeal questions the source of the blood found in Dzurlic's kitchen, suggesting that it could have been from Beal's accidentally cutting herself on a previous visit rather than an on-site butchering.

The growing size and escalating price point of outdoor kitchens suggests that the backyard barbeque has evolved into a status symbol.

In addition, investigators suggest that kitchen exhaust devices could eventually be outfitted with HEPA and carbon filters to handle NO2 and particulate matter.

That they will also participate in a new production of Mr. Ashley's first opera, "That Morning Thing," at the Kitchen next week suggests that the idiosyncratic legacy of this consummate collaborative artist is in sure hands.

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When we were in college, she made me laugh the hardest I've ever laughed, late one night when were watching a Perry Mason rerun on the tiny black-and-white TV in our parents' kitchen, by suggesting that we pretend that a man Perry was cross-examining, a Mr. Rawson, was actually named Mr. Lawson.

Half-full glasses of wine were found on a kitchen table, suggesting that Heerden may have known his attacker.

Research suggests that the kitchen is a particularly important place to practice good hygiene.

There's a bed, a small kitchen and a bathroom, which suggests that Mielke must have spent the vast amount of his time working, rarely going home to his wife and son.

Everything on my plate, from a well-judged curried bean salad to a thick hummus with a garlicky, lemony lick to it, suggests that the kitchen is going about its work with exemplary commitment and honesty.