Sentence examples for taking cooking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Frankenheimer spent five years in France, taking cooking classes and directing sporadically.

She traveled often, though less so in later years, visiting China and taking cooking classes in Europe.

I'm interested in taking cooking classes anywhere in Umbria this fall, preferably a program that includes sightseeing excursions.

A graduate of N.Y.U., she noted that she had left a job in music management and had begun taking cooking classes.

They'd encourage her to reminisce about attending the Sorbonne and taking cooking classes, because she finds it easier to remember what happened long ago than last month.

She also writes more personally here than she has before, telling stories about taking cooking lessons as a young bride in Paris and opening her Cocolat shops in the San Francisco Bay Area.

They might take cooking classes, visit clinics, go to art studios or meet marine biologists.

Likewise, after inviting Connie to dinner, he takes cooking lessons with a chef from the Waldorf.

The organization takes cooking seriously, and its recipes have earned a spot in my family's regular food rotation.

She befriends his sisters, takes cooking lessons from his mother and begins teaching English to family members and friends.

Visitors can also take cooking (and incense-making) classes at the Herbal Joss Stick Home, a five-minute bike ride from the hotel.