Sentence examples for to cookout from inspiring English sources
noun
A gathering for a meal that is cooked and eaten outside; either a domestic barbecue or a larger social event.
Those drunk midnight runs to Cookout (the best Southern fast food)?
And please, add the folks with an invitation to a cookout to the HFPA already.
As always, they can look forward to cookouts and capture the flag, mosquito bites and overnight hikes.
When it comes to cookouts, he says, we tend to overdo it.
He played basketball and went to cookouts.
Know how you are going to invite to the cookout, and how many people you are going to invite.
In a pinch for a dessert to take to a cookout?
The Real Saving money; summer skin care; simple side dishes to bring to a cookout; guest co-host Erica Ash.
So this Memorial Day, I encourage you to go to a cookout, shop a holiday sale, and attend a parade if there is one near you.
Nearly 12 hours after starting my journey, I pull up to the small adobe house my husband and I now own at the edge of town and meet my friend Rob Crowley who's come to take me to a cookout at the home of a food-minded newcomer.
Naturally, this orange mineral-based woman straight out of a Trader Joe's, enthralled a nation with her desperation to be welcomed to the cookout.
