Sentence examples for stove of from inspiring English sources

It's a joy to see Stefano bring them to life at the stove of his restaurant, Osteria A 'Cr' Janz in Putignano.

The prosecutor's spokeswoman, Gabriela Chiru, told Associated Press that Romania's National History Museum was examining the ashes found in the stove of Olga Dogaru.

Soon he earns the honor of ministering to the testy kitchen monarch itself, a fire-breathing wood-and-coal stove of gargantuan proportions.

Mr. Denz has lent about 230 of his own perfume bottles, including an 1890s teardrop-shaped vessel that the company's founder, René Lalique, molded at the kitchen stove of his Paris apartment.

Everything that had ever happened here was, in a way, still happening: the smell of wet woollens steaming by the stove, of dry leather gathering dust, of iodine and burned logs and Coppertone — all of it lingered in the air.

THE central irony of becoming a celebrated chef is that it is nearly impossible to eat in the restaurants of other celebrated chefs, for the simple reason that one is chained nightly to the hot stove of one's success.

The poison is destroyed by proper heating, which would not always have been the case with the crude portable stoves of the time.

Turn the stove off of course, and pour the hot water in a bowl.

There's a gaping hole where they ripped the stove out of the main room.

Many have built stoves out of mud and dirt and tapped into a nearby power line to charge their phones.

Standard wood stoves, of course, burn logs.