cookstove

An open door at the back showed the corner of a cookstove.

Inside, a young girl stood by what he assumed was a cookstove.

It took a while, since the water had to be heated on the cookstove.

Lots of clever people are looking at the cookstove problem.

When a resident tried to light a cookstove, the line exploded.

He was standing at the cookstove, his back stubbornly turned to me.

Hot water was generated by coils in the wood cookstove.

McCoy set some wood into the cookstove and lighted it.

She went downstairs, made a fire in the cookstove and began to boil some milk.

A wood cookstove may also have an oven but it is separate from the fire chamber.

We stood frozen before the altar of a red-hot cookstove.

It has an iron cookstove, a table against one wall and three or four handmade chairs of wood.

Pumpkins destined for the cookstove should weigh no more than four pounds.

She had taken the board off the doorway into the kitchen, so that she could use the cookstove.

Food, of course, and coal for the cookstove and fireplace.

In the lighthouse, the first deck housed a kitchen with a cookstove and also was a living area.

The black cookstove took up one whole corner.

He slept on the cookstove; rats had chewed up the old beds.

Through an open dooi the corner of a big black cookstove showed.

Customers would gather around the wood cookstove to swap stories and catch up on the town news.

Conquering the cookstove was her biggest accomplishment to date.

Ingrid and George had set up their equipment, which must have come on the big skimmer, beside the cookstove.

The kitchen area, where we sat, consisted of a simple cookstove and a table and chairs.

Clara was poking the fire in the cookstove, the baby still held in one arm.

There was a leak above the antique cookstove.