Sentence examples for ovens from from inspiring English sources

(Joe's and Nunzio's, however, use ovens from Bakers Pride of New Rochelle).

He began serving macaroons made by the woman who had bought the ovens from Pozzo.

Although the ovens from the former tenant, a pizza parlor, remain, our thin-crusted, bland Margherita pie ($9) needed seasoning and plenty of it.

I built a sauna, and when a builder of restaurant pizza ovens from Maine showed up in San Marcos to help local people construct fuel-efficient stoves, I enlisted him to build a pizza oven in my garden.

Among those trying to help Redcar is the Durham-based coal mining company Hargreaves, which is owed £14m by SSI UK and has said it would "support any viable plan that can prevent the coke ovens from being destroyed".

Its money, from the energy-drink giant, went toward the right space (raw, old, lots of brick and glass, high ceilings, dream-world dimensions); the right accouterments (earplugs handed out at the gate, shuttle buses from the L train, mobile pizza ovens from Roberta's); the right sound and lighting; and the right price: $8.

Walk past the long concrete bar, invariably jammed with Portland's hip crowd, and enter the noisy brick-walled dining room, where you'll see the wood-fired ovens from which emerge dishes like turnspit-roasted pork loin ($17.95) and Maine crab bake (about $22.95, depending on market prices).

The Senda Val Müstair trail runs past churches and homes painted with pastel murals as well as the ruins of Iron Age ovens, from which Ofenpass ("Oven Pass") gets its name.With minimal noise pollution on the empty trails, it is even easier to hear the birdcalls and smell the fragrant, colourful wildflowers.