Sentence examples for new making of from inspiring English sources

First was an 18th-century recipe from Madeleine Kamman's "The New Making of a Cook William Morrowow, 1997).

Madeleine Kamman, the author of "The New Making of a Cook" (Morrow, $40), stir-fries in oil and then adds a tablespoon of butter for six people.

Madeleine Kamman was given a lifetime achievement award, and her book "The New Making of a Cook WilliamaMorrowow, $40) was voted the book of the year.

Includes a new "making of" documentary with a running time of 98 minutes — only 11 minutes shorter than the film itself.

MY daughter and I were halfway through the new "Making of Harry Potter" studio tour when we met Dan, whose job was to attend to our Harry Potter needs.

General: "The New Making of a Cook," Madeleine Kamman WilliamMorrowow, $40).

Which makes it all the more peculiar that it is now the subject of a new making-of documentary called Rough Cut, an intriguing experiment that combines elements of Grindhouse and Berberian Sound Studio with a fanboy fondness for the slasher genre.

* Bonus DVD – Includes new 'Making-of Feature' with Peter Molyneux and the team at Lionhead Studios and concept art viewer.

So you should absolutely watch the brand new making-of video before you dig into the interview.

John writes of God making all things new, not the making of new things (Revelation 21 5).

The new novel, The Making of Zombie Wars, is a rather surprising answer.