Sentence examples for lost kitchen from inspiring English sources

Most notable is the new restaurant from the midcoast native Erin French, who started a hush-hush dinner club, then last fall expanded to the Lost Kitchen (108 Main Street, Belfast; 207-930-2055) on the ground floor of the 19th-century home she shares with her boat builder husband, Todd.

The Crown estimated the cost of lost kitchen equipment, damage to its cellar and dead livestock was £55,000-£60,000.

Good kitchen scissors are indispensable, yet scissors get damaged and lost, and kitchen scissors are often chosen as an afterthought.

In old age, my mother had lost her kitchen.

Katy Sparks lost her kitchen last New Year's Eve, when the owners closed Quilty's.

She nearly lost the kitchen to a fire when a Bavarian guest attempted to bake.

But Mallon's humorous commentary is never absent for long: remembering how the family's household appliances kept breaking down, he remarks, "Nixon would have lost the kitchen debate to Khrushchev if he'd had only us to point to".

Two years earlier the Communist No. 1 had lost the Kitchen Debate to Richard Nixon and privately acknowledged that "ideological issues were decided by the stomach," but he suspected that a move to seal the border would mean a major crisis in world affairs.

"The kitchen lost your ticket," our server said.

But Ms. Schwartz misses her old, much bigger kitchen, lost to fire in 1983.

The kid came out of the kitchen, lost in Eber's big coat, pajama pants pooling around his feet with the boots now off.