Sentence examples for like cookery from inspiring English sources

This felt like just another hybrid bolted together, that will do nothing much for people who like cookery shows or Comic Relief.

On the Map is peppered with such compelling and bizarre anecdotes, some to do with recurring cartographic howlers (because map makers, like cookery writers, copy one another).

Olympus also said that the acquisition of the Japanese companies, which made products like cookery and facial cream, had been based on an assessment that the companies owned "promising technology in the health care field".

"It's just like cookery programmes have resurrected interest in cooking, so choir shows have highlighted the fun to be had in breaking your bread and sharing a passion," continues McAlpine.

We use technology, Skype and chatrooms, to begin or maintain relationships, but we need the fleshy stuff too: "Sex on the internet is like cookery programmes, they cater to our innate appetites," explains Hall.

Step outside of such events, and there you could find the likes of cookery writer Padma Lakshmi, talking about her memoir, Love, Loss and What We Ate, and citing MFK Fisher as an influence.

Like the Cookery, Tarry Lodge in Port Chester offers conviviality and great food.

Like earlier cookery writers she plagiarised freely, lifting not just recipes but philosophical observations from other books.

The result is hypnotic rather than instructive and, like TV cookery programmes, it's a cinematic experience resembling lap dancing overseen by a duenna.

While Jordanian cuisine is being rediscovered by Generation Y – spearheaded by new start-ups like Jordanian cookery school Beit Sitti – falafel is still king on Rainbow Street, mostly thanks to Falafel Al Quds which has been serving crisp-fresh fried chickpea sandwiches and wraps since 1966.

COOKERY I like to cook a Sunday lunch.