Sentence for cook | Use cook in a sentence

Sentences for cook. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use cook in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for cook.

• Oh, cook! (8)
• Ah, Cook! (8)
• No, no, Cook! (8)
• No, Cook. (8)
• Cook wondered. (8)
• Just so, Cook. (8)
• Cook an idealist! (8)
• Cook plaits her hands. (8)
• Cook asked regretfully. (13)
• Strike your balance, Cook. (8)
• What paper does Cook take? (8)
• No playing with fire, Cook. (8)
• Cook bellowed into his ear. (13)
• Has Cook given you your money? (8)
• It was Cook, his draughtsman. (13)
• Cool as a cook over a-gridiron! (10)
• What does Cook want with corsets? (8)
• I can cook a small company myself. (10)
• They have a good cook at this house. (10)
• Cook was still dawdling over his table. (13)
• The old woman knows how to cook, anyway. (9)
• Cook grinned sympathetically over the news. (13)
• I wonder if Cook could do anything with him? (8)
• Radnor has a French cook, who does wonders. (10)
• And sometimes, I suppose, you go out for cook? (8)
• But it was always a pleasure to cook for him. (10)
• Cook pointed to it in mute wonder and disgust. (13)
• She can look at a lord, and cook for an epicure. (10)
• There was another pause, which was broken by Cook. (13)
• Cook received the news with evident disappointment. (13)
• I mean faith in human instincts, human nature, Cook. (8)
• But did you ever know repentance change anybody, Cook? (8)
• Never anywhere will he meet such a cook as Bessy Berry! (10)
• If you let Gradman off his chain, would he bite the cook? (8)
• Cook swayed against the architect like a man with nausea. (13)
• I like a French cook, and can dine comfortably off a single dish. (10)
• There, I told Betty to cook you some eggs, but she has forgotten. (18)
• Then Soames alone; then Gradman alone; then Cook and Smither together. (8)
• Philip Cook, of Virginia, had written a few graceful and musical lyrics. (14)
• Cook looked again at the elevation of the large house with admiring eyes. (13)
• Cook whistled through his closed teeth, squinting at the sketch admiringly. (13)
• Hazen, myself, a cook and a teamster; elsewhere we had an escort of cavalry. (7)
• He would come back tired out, and sit watching her cook their little dinner. (8)
• As he stepped into the hall, he met Cook, who had just come from the elevator. (13)
• And say, we intend to make the laundress cook our dinners in chambers, as a rule. (10)
• There are a lot of these chaps about, whose business is to cook their own dinners. (8)
• My Betty can cook a chicken, boil a ham and make tea quicker than anybody I ever knew. (18)
• Well, then, Cook will show you where things are kept, and how to lay the table and that. (8)
• Then, by the table, that looked so like a great loaf-platter, she stood contemplating cook. (8)
• The cook and the waiter were accustomed to receive acceptable compliments from him monthly. (10)
• Cook was still the head draughtsman, but there were three men and a stenographer under him now. (13)
• Cook was chewing gum, his jaws working nervously, grinding and biting viciously in his excitement. (13)
• A mutter came from Timothy, but he was clearly speaking to himself, and Soames went out with the cook. (8)
• The cook and his crew were loyal to their master, but, for the love of their Art, they sent him notice. (10)
• You will have the best horses, the best dresses, the finest jewels in England; and an incomparable cook. (10)
• Dusty clothes and shoes that show inconsiderate treatment occupy his time until the yawning cook appears. (21)
• As to the first, no writer ever refrained out of deference to it from criticising, or even discharging, his cook. (16)
• Cook recognized Helen when she entered the outer office, and opened the little wicket gate for her to step inside. (13)
• There was no one to disturb him, for the master was asleep, and the housekeeper had not yet come to cook the dinner. (8)
• The stenographer and Cook were hard at work in the room beyond, with an air of having nothing to say to the contractor. (13)
• Let cook do something extra, and tell Beacon to have the landau and pair at half-past ten to drive her back to Town to-night. (8)
• He approached, posturing himself operatically, with perpetual new verses, rhymes to Danvers, rhymes to Madame Sybille, the cook. (10)
• Stealing about on tiptoe, seeking what she might devour, she found four small jam tarts and ate them, while the cook snored softly. (8)
• In his office there had settled an air of listless idleness, now that Cook, the mainspring of the place, was no longer at his post. (13)
• As Graves followed Hart into his private office, Cook looked up with a curl on his thin lips that expressed the fulness of his heart. (13)
• Witness the controversy which arose over the conflicting claims of Commander Peary and Dr. Cook as the original discoverer of the North Pole. (16)
• The cook and head-waiter, interrogated as to their dealings with the old gentleman, testified solemnly to the fact of their having performed their duty by him. (10)

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