Sentence examples for more time cooking from inspiring English sources

Even so, I've definitely spent more time cooking this year than ever before.

My kids always joked that I spent more time cooking the birds' food than I have cooking for them.

The Department of Labor's time-use surveys show a similar trend: compared with 2005, Americans spent less time in 2008 buying goods and services and more time cooking or taking part in "organizational, civic and religious activities".

Lately, he has been thinking about replacing it because he has been spending more time cooking for guests at home, testing recipes for a restaurant on the Lower East Side that he and his partners plan to open in August.

The role scuttled his plans for retirement, to spend more time cooking in front of "Emeril Live" on the Food Network in the new house he designed himself in the Sierra Nevada in California.

At the weekend I spend a bit more time cooking fun stuff.

In women, whilst employment and higher occupational social class tended to be associated with less time spent cooking, greater educational attainment tended to be associated with more time spent cooking.

But others said they had not yet noticed a slowdown and were optimistic that sales would remain steady — or possibly improve — as consumers ate fewer meals in restaurants and devoted more time to cooking.

More time spent cooking was linked with increased LBW risk in wood users but not natural gas users.

Spending more time indoors, cooking history, and living in a larger family were also associated with lung cancer.

Whilst living in a lower income household is associated with more time spent cooking (Mancino & Newman, 2007; Rose, 2007), female employment is associated with less (Cawley & Liu, 2012; Cheng et al., 2007; Virudachalam, Long, Harhay, Polsky, & Feudtner, 2014).