I know where there's a pot of goose-grease in Cornelia's tidy pantryand it beats all the fancy cold creams in the world.
I shall never forget the sight of her, tearing madly about from pantry to cellar, hunting out stored away goodies.
He got out first and I give him the bag; just then a door opened into the pantry where we was.
The chaplain glanced thoughtfully toward the pantry door, as if he expected to see through it.
This need not necessarily mean leaving a disordered pantry for the night, although that would be of less consequence than the extra risk of having valuable china nicked or broken.
When handsome china is being used, which demands great care in handling, it is well to have a table in the pantry reserved for its use, where it can be carefully piled and left until the following morning to be washed.
Madame de Renal came back and told him that when she went to the dark pantry and got near the cupboard where they kept the bread, she had touched a woman's arm as she stretched out her hand.
Madame de Renal went to thepantry to fetch some bread.
He walked along, and in a smaller deserted pantry discovered the base of a lift shaft in which some sort of small elevator worked.
Some of you left a soup plate with molasses in it on the pantry table and Pat got into it and what do you think?
As he passed the open, lighted pantry window he happened to glance in, and what do you think he saw?
Thompson, for instance, cleaning the silver at the pantry window, looked up and saw them pass.
It seemed as if Martha Haydon herself might at any moment come out of thepantry door or up the cellar stairs.
There was no idea of appointing Thomas as keeper of the pantry keys, and a shadow of foreboding darkened the lad's hopeful countenance as the master of the house walked away slowly up the yard.
From where he waited for Francey's order on the threshold of the pantry Robert could see and hear them.
They ate their lunch from the pantry shelf, because Ellen had taken the dining-room table.
Not even the thought of her sister Ellen came to trouble her as she put the house in order, filled her pantry with good things to eat, and set the table for three with all the best things the house afforded.
On his way to the pantry window he grabbed two or three jars of preserved vegetables and a loaf of bread.
He found himself in a sort of pantry leading off from the spacious farm kitchen.
And just you go back to the pantry at once," he shouted at his cat.
One celebrated morning, when the senior sub-lieutenant was absent, he peered through the pantryhatch at breakfast-time.
Potatoes baked in their jackets spattered and burst all round the pantry hatch like a rafale of shrapnel-shell, while some, passing through, exploded on impact with the messman's head.
The hungry officers commenced to bang on the table with eating implements, and started the inevitable dirge, and in the middle of it Tubbs's face appeared framed in the pantry hatch.
They run about the floor, and over the pantry shelves.
They are great eaters, you know, so what with the good things in the pantry and the warmth of the kitchen quarters they prospered wherever they could find a kitchen to live in.
As I said this, I saw the steward leave his pantry and go on deck.
Adam grinned and kept his black eyes on the pantry ceiling.
He sat on the low ice chest in the pantry and ate chocolate cake.
Behind her the curtain of the pantry window fluttered.
Knowing the extent of the boys’ appetites, Mose’s tender heart ached in dread of empty stomachs and a raid on his pantry when he was not at hand to defend the fort!
Steps were heard shuffling towards the swing door of the pantry then, and every eye watched the entrance of Mose.
Mose willingly agreed to cook an early breakfast for the two boys and he also tipped a wink to Billy to come to the pantry and take a look in the cake-box.
Mrs. Corbett held her close, determining in her own mind that she would lock her in the pantry if there was no other way of detaining her.
Mrs. Corbett drew Evelyn into the pantry and closed the door.
In the darkness of the pantryshe tried to think it out.
The objection to it is that the pantry has no window: it would be as dark as a pocket.
What with the baking and the laundry-work, that chimney would keep the pantry all the while het up.
Not at all disconcerted by the criticisms of his plan, Tom proceeded with wonderful contrivance to run a partition with his pencil across one end of his roomy smoking apartment for pantry and ladies' clothes-presses.
Man-like, he had left out of his plan everything in the way of a pantry or closet, though he had a handsome smoking-room and a billiard-hall.
The pantry requires special care during the summer, when dust and flies are prone to corrupt its spotlessness.
When one considers the economy of steps between kitchen and pantry which it makes possible, its price, $6.
She found a bowl of nice-looking eggs in the pantry and a piece of home-cured bacon neatly sewed into a white muslin bag and partly sliced.
Grandma Watterby hurried to the pantry and came back with a glass jar in her hands.
I took a look at the pantry last night before you came, and the old ladies have been living on what the farm produced; if it didn't produce what they needed, they evidently went without.
It was a'most dark, and I was coming out of my pantry when I seed it.
I were too wary, and kep' close in my pantry all the time the row were on, I did.
I just stopped up there in my pantry all night, locking the door, so as to prevent no one from getting in.
The steward then went back again into his bunk adjoining the pantry to have his sleep out; but I felt too excited to lie down again.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pantry" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: dairy; kitchen; larder
