Kitchens in a sentence

They go by a variety of names, including ghost kitchens, virtual kitchens and dark kitchens.

A year later, Malcolm bought Hygena Kitchens and, in 1987, sold it and Humber Kitchens to MFI for £200m.

Indian kitchens usually have spicy cooking and are busier than Western kitchens.

Darth Kitchens is a ghost kitchen, sometimes called a virtual kitchen where different brands share cooking space in kitchens that serve as hubs for online deliveries.

The team has partnered with the Campus Kitchens Project, which is a national organization that helps run and coordinate student kitchens for guidance as well.

At times, those in the royal kitchens did fall under the guild hierarchy, but it was necessary to find them a parallel appointment based on their skills after leaving the service of the royal kitchens.

Canteen kitchens (and castle kitchens) were often the places where new technology was used first.

Kitchens with enough space to eat in are sometimes called "eat-in kitchens".

The flat pack kitchens industry has changed the way people renovate their kitchens and homes by making it easy to put together and mixing and matching to suit your wants and needs.

The most common cooking equipment in Chinese family kitchens and restaurant kitchens are woks, steamer basket, and pots.

After studying catering, she began working in kitchens in her early twenties, before landing a job at the University of York, Yorkshire, where she was a "well-liked" employee.

After the lockdown started, they began making ready meals in their kitchen and delivering them, before doing pop-up kitchens at places such as Macknade in Faversham and Coachworks in Ashford.

Air fryers are quickly becoming one of the most used appliances in kitchens.

All give their time to run food banks, food hubs, pantries, breakfast clubs and kitchens - which are a lifeline to thousands hit by high food, energy and living costs.

All of the apartments are two-bedroom, with an en-suite bathroom to the principal bedroom, bespoke kitchens, underfloor heating, and access to a private rooftop terrace space.

And there's still an awful lot of kitchens in the U.K. that need that wall taken down between the kitchen and the living space, they still got open space.

Another Ottawa-based charity, Souper Jazz, is “swinging” together money through performances in malls and shopping centres to support The Shepherds of Good Hope and other soup kitchens.

As Jews who go to synagogue every Shabbat and Jews who pray alone silently in their kitchens.

Before, it was merged with the hot and cold kitchens, crowding the space (and attracting accidents) during banquets and events.

But unless your host is the most wedding registry–obsessed person in existence, that is not how kitchens work.