I will see that you get a good cook; all the Bavarian cooks are good.
I shall want a pretty country house, a good carriage, two lackeys, a good cook, and a housekeeper.
Chavigni, in the presence of the company, to help me to find a pretty house and a good cook, as I did not intend to take my meals alone.
He proudly told me that no inn-keeper could give such a good dinner as a rich gentleman who has a good cook, a good cellar, good silver plate, and china of the best quality.
Ude was an excellent manager, and a good cook, but had a very odd temper; he died very rich.
An excellent painter and glazier, and a good cook besides.
He is an excellent painter and glazier, and a good cook besides; title good; sold for no fault, except that his owner had hired him at 25 dollars a month, and Tom would not work.
In fact, the potato salad was delicious and we both agreed that Anna Carter was certainly a good cook.
She wanted a little boy, but put off having him until she got a good cook.
He asked me some questions about his new servant, and said he thought her a good cook, and honest, from what she told him.
I believe it was in the autumn of 1856 I wished to obtain a good cook, and went to New Orleans.
Maria was installed in the kitchen, and proved to be a good cook.
If we take a review of the qualifications which are indispensable in that highly estimable domestic, a GOOD COOK, we shall find that very few deserve that name.
Of what value then is not this book, which will render every person of common sense a good cook in as little time as it can be read through attentively!
Her good qualities seem to be cleanliness (although she is not tidy), and an ambition to be a good cook; but for general work she needs constant watching and telling.
Good Cook, I love thee well, and thou shalt have a good pottle of our master's best wine every day, for thou art an old and faithful servant.
Nay, good Cook, bear thou thyself more seemingly, or else I will come forth to thy dole.
Also, good Cook, I have ten shillings that I mean to give as a gift to thee.
Of course, you fellows with your mess and all that can scarcely realize how necessary it is that a man's wife should be a good cook.
That's the very first thing I would teach a woman--to be a good cook.
He was a good cook, and a good cook, no matter where or where from, is a power in the land.
Sterling smelter became a reality a good cook would do much to hold the I.
When she found there Miss Panney, instead of Molly Tooney, La Fleur was surprised, but pleased, for she remembered the old lady as one who appreciated good cookery and a good cook.
I am sure this arrangement will suit our good cook," he thought; "but as for its continuance, we must let time and circumstances settle that.
It takes a lot of trouble to get and keep a good cook, and there is nothing the Australian abhors like trouble.
It is not merely because it is difficult to entice a good cook to come out here.
No lady should attempt to entertain in the country who has not a good cook and a very competent waiter or waitress.
It is a bad plan to feed servants on the luxuries of the master's table, but a good cook will be able to compound dishes for the kitchen that will be savory and palatable.
It has a good cook, it has its specialities of cuisine, and it has a particularly good cellar of wines.
It is an old-established house with a good cook, and excellent wines in its cellars.
Years spent in the wilderness had made the geologist a good cook, and doubly welcome as a member of the expedition.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good cook" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
