Sentence examples for word cooking from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the word "cooking" itself has become anachronistic.

Nevertheless many Americans began applying the word "cooking" to the act of defrosting and heating mass-produced frozen food in a microwave oven.

Consider, for example, cross-cultural exchanges of words with speakers who have many words for rain (the Celtic Irish), many words for water (the Hopi) or many words for cooking the same food item (the Japanese).

In other words, cooking is a metaphor for life.

"COUSCOUS" is one of the most misunderstood words in cooking.

And there has even been a rumor hotly denied by the company–about accounting irregularities (code words for cooking the books).

They are, in other words, herding, cooking, devouring and excreting men and women.

Mr. Thorne, who is the driving force behind Simple Cooking as well as its singular voice, is a radical in the true sense of the word: he takes cooking back to its roots.

Mr. Raju, in other words, had been cooking the books.

In the Seattle Post-Intelligencer review of the film, it was reported that "Under his chummy but compassionless smile" Eckhart radiated charm and "Naylor's true joys: manipulating arguments, steering debate, cooking words".

For generations of middle-class Englishwomen, her encyclopedic "Book of Household Management" was a standard wedding gift, the final word on cooking, sewing and the fine art of hiring a servant or paying a social visit.