Examples of using To be a chef in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I want to be a chef.
He loved cooking and used to want to be a chef.
Time to be a Chef!
I don't even want to be a chef.
He went on to be a chef at Le Cirque, the 21 Club and the Plaza Hotel.
But I want to be a chef.
He just graduated from high school and he wants to be a chef.
He's going to be a chef too.
I'm at the Culinary Institute, studying to be a chef.
She wants to be a chef.
If beside all these points, you still want to be a chef.
You want to be a chef now?
Many people ask why I never consider to be a chef.
And I want to be a chef again.
I'm a good cook and at one point wanted to be a chef.
You do not need to be a chef to try this.
Tailored courses, practical and effective that focus not only on teaching the basic techniques of cooking,but also convey the meaning of what it means to be a chef working in a professional kitchen.
You don't need to be a Chef to cook a dinner.
This is what it means to be a chef.
Having been told that if he wanted to be a chef he first needed to learn to be a pastry chef, by age 14 he was an apprentice baker at a hotel in Reims.
Everyone wants to be a chef.
He used the profits to eat in France's three-star restaurants, and solidifying his desire to move beyond pastry,and to train himself to be a chef over the next ten years.
Still are. I always wanted to be a chef and have my own restaurant.
Everybody wants to be a chef.
He thought that he wasn't supposed to want to be a chef, because that was something that girls did.
Why Do You Want to be a Chef?
But I don't want to be a chef.
And so what better gift for a kid who wanted to be a chef than an Easy-Bake Oven.
His grades could have gotten him into a nice Lutheran school like Gustavus Adolphus or Augsburg,but Lars wanted to be a chef, and he didn't see what good college would do him other than to delay that goal by four years.