Sentence examples for loyal cook from inspiring English sources

As Miss Moffat's loyal cook and housekeeper, Mrs. Watty, a reformed thief turned enthusiastic Bible-thumper, Ms. Baker gives a rich pudding of a performance, with a Cockney accent precisely on the mark.

Her story counterpoints the lives of an embittered old judge, a survivor of British colonial rule, with those of his loyal cook and the cook's son, one of the immigrants who scrabbles for subsistence on developing world pay in New York.

The native Kenyans, especially the saintly Owuor (Sidede Onyulo), who becomes the loyal family cook, fit a little too snugly into a stock National Geographic stereotype of gentle, noble tribespeople living harmoniously with nature and viewing the European arrivals with an affectionate amusement.

Cook, cook, cook, cook, cook.

But what Penzey lacks in volume he makes up for with a loyal following of home cooks who wouldn't buy their spices from anyone else, even if they could.

He is, however, a good and loyal person and a fine cook.

He was an inspirational colleague, an adventurous field-worker, a lover of life, a loyal friend and a superb cook.

For cooks who are ambitious yet loyal to the basic turkey, vegetable side dishes can offer an opportunity for adventure.

To keep her out of trouble, Rama Devi soon promotes her to a kitchen underhand where she meets Rama Devi's cook, the old, crusty and extremely loyal Radhamma (Krishnamma Gundimalla).

A gourmet cook and opera lover, Arthur was unfailingly kind, courageous, loyal, and hilarious--with a runaway laugh that his many friends will remember and miss.

A British ex-pat cook here marvels at the coverage of throngs of loyal fans hoping to make a pilgrimage to view the mummified King of Pop.