Sentence examples for repair stoves from inspiring English sources
SUMs were placed in a custom-made metal holder and plastered onto the traditional stove side wall with the same slurry of mud and water used to construct and repair stoves.
Charles Augusto Jr. was more than busy when he started working at Kaplan Brothers Blue Flame in 1960 for $75 a week, shuttling between the kitchens of hotels like the Plaza and the sprawling apartments of Astors and Rockefellers to repair their stoves.
He became a member of the Union of Russian Workers, which allowed him to take English classes and learn new skills, such as how to fix an automobile or repair a stove.
The dishwasher didn't work and Green Demolitions had no obligation to repair it; the stove had to be rewired to accommodate natural gas.
The scene was discovered after an electrician was called to repair Volke's stove, which he allegedly used to boil parts of his partner's dismembered body.
They also stucco ceilings and dismantle and reassemble porcelain stoves to repair them.
What's on her refrigerator door: A poem about bees by a friend, photos of my nieces and nephews and a stove-repair-business card.
Likewise, she and Mr. Lommée decided to fix her parents' old Italian gas stove even though the repair was nearly as expensive as buying a new stove.
Where present and of high quality, postacquisition support facilitates regular maintenance and repair; where absent, it reduces stove functionality, with IS falling into disuse and not being maintained, repaired, or replaced as appropriate.
I soon received several examples of such brand epithets, which I share below: A. The service man who came to repair my G.E. refrigerator – and G.E. stove and G.E. dishwasher – told me that to him, G.E. stood for "Guaranteed Employment".
