Sentence examples for pot scrubber from inspiring English sources
"The one thing John Leguizamo and I have in common is the pot scrubber," she said.
Then she put the second dish under the pot scrubber, held it motionless, and whoosh!
Suddenly Skrillex's name is everywhere, from billboards for the Grammys to the cover of Spin magazine, when a year ago most people in the United States might have mistaken it for a brand of pot scrubber.
To demonstrate what she calls the über-power of the pot scrubber -- more precisely, a deck-mounted pre-rinse -- she had saved two dirty dishes from Thanksgiving dinner the night before.
There are cream-colored glass-front cabinets, a stainless steel Viking stove and, the pièce de résistance, the pot scrubber, a 44-inch-long loop of stainless steel that works something like a garden hose.
Ms. Haile was contributing to the section on Shinnecock women, with a wooden pot scrubber that belonged to her mother, and a 1950 history book, "The Shinnecock Indians," written by Lois M. Hunter, also known as Princess Nowedonah.
(Just as the architect Richard Meier designs white buildings, Mr. Harris does kitchens with pot scrubbers).
Immense vats of eggplant, potato, spinach and onion simmered on huge stainless steel burners, supervised by a small army of volunteer choppers, stirrers, servers and pot scrubbers.
Greg Dua and Ed Bloom, the owners of Head Chefs, a company that makes a line of kitchen tools for children with silicone handles shaped like asexual bodies and things like pot scrubbers or spoons in place of a head ($6.99 to $12.99), were insisting that their products are a great way to get your children to spend time with you in the kitchen.
With a pot-scrubber mustache and a drinker's paunch, Mr. Hanks is always gamely and industriously present to act as an animated illustration for those tales.
In five years, will Mr. SquarePants, a goofy underachiever who flips burgers for a living and has become something of a cult figure among adults, be a greasy pot-scrubber on "Iron Chef"?
