Sentence examples for series of kitchen from inspiring English sources
2. Embark on a series of "kitchen table" conversations hosted by committee members and volunteers.
A series of Kitchen War paintings from the 70s critiques women's relationship with domesticity, something with which Lassnig herself struggled ("a man, a child is not my destiny").
Fiery chef Gordon Ramsay has announced that the latest series of Kitchen Nightmares will also be the last – as he brings the Bafta and Emmy-award winning programme to a close.
In a statement published on his official website today, the celebrity chef wrote: "As filming comes to a close on the latest series of Kitchen Nightmares I've decided to stop making the show.
Which is why when Gordon Ramsay's television production company accidentally sent Blanc a letter asking him to take part in the forthcoming series of Kitchen Nightmares (the programme where Ramsay takes on a failing restaurant and attempts to turn round its fortunes), Monsieur Blanc was decidedly pas amusé.
Saddled with debts of $80,000 from purchasing the restaurant, Cerniglia found himself in the hands of Ramsay and the team at Fox TV, taping an episode of the first US series of Kitchen Nightmares, in which the by turns ebullient and demonic chef follows the tried-and-trusted reality TV formula of visiting a struggling business and shouting at people.
In keeping with the campaign's frequent use of "real people," Mr. Gore also will lead a series of kitchen-table discussions with parents, students and workers in their homes, Mr. Lehane said.
Batali worked in a series of kitchens in Europe and in the United States before he moved, in 1989, to a small northern Italian village, where he spent three years learning the nuances of traditional Italian cuisine.
The basement, once a series of kitchens and cold-storage rooms when there was a household staff, is now home to a dream playroom, complete with a sink and Aga stove.
On this Saturday in May, the crew had just finished six weeks of shooting the "upstairs" scenes and was now operating on a sound stage in a series of kitchens and servants' rooms designed by Mr. Altman's 44-year-old son, Stephen, who has been his father's production designer since "Fool for Love" (1985).
To combat the negative press, McDonald's has created the "Mom's Eye Project," a focus group for mothers, and series of "open kitchen" tours to reassure consumers about cleanliness and quality.
