These metaphors represent Alfred's way of putting what Isidore or Bede or Alcuin meant when they spoke in their prefaces of searching through the pantries of the Fathers or culling the sweetest flowers from the patristic meadows.
In the kitchen and pantries the lights should be considered in detail so that all the various operations may be served.
Shadowed sinks and ranges and dark pantries are not necessary where there is electric light.
The cheerful, orderly pantries smelt of painted wood; the kitchen had cost old Polly two or three unnecessary miles of walking every month of her twenty-six years' tenancy.
They have water in it, and the pantries and closets are beautiful, and there is not another such cellar in P.
Cellars andpantries and closets don't make a HOME.
Feasting in pantries may be very nice; But home is the best!
While you are here, I have ordered all the pantries to be emptied, and all the butchers, bakers, pork and milk dealers, and fishmongers to shut up their shops.
Passing that end of the castle in which the kitchen and pantries lay, where ministering spirits ran busily to and fro, they dipped once more into silence and darkness.
In the pantries and storerooms, rows of hams wrapped in grey gauze depended from the rafters like gigantic bats.
The exuberance of this article in the toilet of our domestics had become threatening of late, apparently requiring that the kitchens and pantries should be torn down and rebuilt.
I say the house must be roomy and cheerful, and pantries and those things may take care of themselves; they can be put somewhere well enough.
The provincial of that order gave way to anger, saying that the taking the keys of the pantries to keep them was to his discredit.
There have been no emergencies in which the kitchen and pantries have not proven themselves ample, and none in which the housekeeper thought that they were too large and complicated.
After the family and the kitchen breakfast inspect the contents of the pantries and refrigerator and plan with the mistress for the best use that can be made of left-overs.
Her daily inspection of the refrigerator and the pantries should be a matter of course.
The mistress should have had the kitchen and pantries cleaned by the outgoing maid--and it should have been done under her own supervision or else thoroughly inspected after the work is finished.
When the bath-room work is finished, the maid may return to the kitchen, wash and put away the dishes, and get the kitchen and pantriesin order.
Wipe off the shelves ofpantries and refrigerator every day.
I hope they are, but I am afraid that at least five out of every ten housekeepers would find one of these defects in her pantries should she go there seeking perfection.
This is the song they sang: We watch beside the cradles When the bee-babies sleep; We guard the shining pantries Where the bee-milk we keep.
The odor from our full pantries comes strong from the hives this morning," she said.
While you are here, I have ordered all the pantries to be emptied and, all the butchers, bakers, pork milk dealers, and fishmongers to shut up their shops.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pantries" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
