Sentence examples for oil stove from inspiring English sources

Most importantly of all, I would never have learned how to make a bed out of bracken or breakfast for five on a tiny oil stove.

It was relative, though: While cabins are a step up from tents, they generally have no electricity, indoor plumbing or heat other than a wood or oil stove.

"People older than 40 going to study, what can they do with that kind of head?" said Carmen Prieto, who lives with her husband, a tractor driver, in a narrow home that reeks of a crude oil stove.

In the winter of 1942, near the same corner where Mr. Ginsburg works, a Bowery vagrant and sandwich board man named Patrick Kennedy accidentally tipped over an oil stove used for heat in a building hallway, and a hundred people watched as the building and Mr. Kennedy went up in flames.

When he was fourteen, the family's oil stove exploded and set his stepmother on fire.

During this time, Edwards patented a number of inventions including the Florence ice skate and the Florence oil stove.

Before planting could start, the land had to be cleared of weeds and underbrush, not to mention "old beds, rusty oil stoves, ancient corsets, pots, pans, tins and china, bottles and glass jars" left by the previous owners.

But the strikes of 1895 were unusual even for them, because it was the Dames-Pipi, tenders of the city's public toilets, who were furious at the removal of the oil stoves they used for warmth.

The rest were household accidents, most caused by pressure cookers, gas or oil stoves or kerosene lamps, which account for many more cases of burns to women and children than those that are self-inflicted.

Clean grease and oil off stove burners and stove top regularly, as grease and oil are common ignition sources.

In a roasting pan, heat remainder of olive oil on stove top until hot, then add veal cheeks, sear off on both sides, then pull pan off stove and add Madeira wine.