cooking range उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Flay licked his battle wounds _ which included a serious cut and an electric shock _ and then headed back to the cooking range, armed with his best kitchen knives, of course.
2. On the ground floor, the main reception room was the " houseplace " or " kitchen-parlour ", by the main door, which contains a cooking range and buttery, used as a larder.
3. It passed from management by Henry E . Janes and Herbert Janes of the firm then called Janes Kirtland ( located at 725 and 727 Sixth Avenue ), which had become manufacturers of cooking ranges.
4. At some time around the late 18th or early 19th century a stand-alone cooking range or stove is invented by John Heard ( joiner ), capable of roasting, boiling, baking and of course heating a room.
5. It s about getting together in the fresh air and great outdoors and giving the men a chance to cook in the  manliest way possible  not for them the fancy Le Creuset casseroles and the small cooking ranges!
6. Most of these brands, particularly in the booming cooking range market, are made by small, closely-held companies such as Dynamic Cooking Systems Inc ., Dacor, Wolf Range Co ., Five Star, Garland, all in California, and Gaggenau Werke of Germany and La Cornue of France.
7. It was equipped with a 110-volt auxiliary electrical generator, roof air-conditioning, thermostatically controlled propane heat, refrigerator, sink with hot and cold water, cooking range and oven, counter space, surgical and medical tables, bathroom with a shower, seating for four, and storage space for a well-stocked pharmacy, equipment, and supplies.
8. There were 2, 000 people on hand in May when her former fiance, Munish Dalal and his family started a ruckus, demanding an additional US $ 25, 000 in cash, on top of the new car, refrigerators, TV sets and cooking ranges that the bride's father had already supplied.
9. By 1985, when we wrote about the coming boom in advertising ( Business India, 1 July, 1985 ), our prediction was linked to the rising purchasing power of consumers and also to the observation that : " Changing social values and customs have changed yesterday's luxuries like TVs, refrigerators and cooking ranges into today's'necessities'."
10. Minutes before the ceremony was to begin, the family of the groom reportedly asked her father for 1.2 million rupees ( US $ 25, 000 ) in cash, apart from the many expensive gifts offered to the groom's family under the marriage arrangement _ including a new car, two refrigerators, two television sets and two cooking ranges.