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The woman turned with the boy and walked into a kitchenette.

She turned her back on the American and walked toward the kitchenette.

She turned to look at him from the tiny kitchenette.

Taking the door to the kitchenette as the best spot.

It was sitting in the kitchenette for half an hour.

I made straight for the kitchenette and brought up short in three or four feet.

He'd taken only a few steps toward the kitchenette when he had a better idea.

To the immediate left is a small kitchenette and table.

I run to the small window in the kitchenette; he goes for the one near the door.

One went to the kitchenette, the other to his bedroom.

There was no response so I called again and walked over to the kitchenette.

So they borrow the phone in a kitchenette next door.

A small kitchenette occupied the back half of the space.

Behind is a table and chairs next to a kitchenette.

He was making for the outer door of the kitchenette.

After a few minutes, he wandered back into the kitchenette.

A small living room and kitchenette with bedrooms on either side.

The kitchenette was a longer job, but I only half searched.

Behind them was a single full bath, a kitchenette, and a living room.

The phone rang in the kitchenette on the wall behind him.

We learn how many people lived in the average kitchenette apartment.

It was a large, sunny room with a small kitchenette.

A small bare kitchenette had been built just inside the door.

He pointed to a chair, then moved across to the kitchenette.

There were laundry areas and a kitchenette on each floor.

There is a mezzanine for sleeping and a Pullman kitchen along one wall.

At the other end of the room is a Pullman kitchen, hidden behind shutter doors.

One fairly large room with a pullman kitchen on one wall.

Pullman kitchens are most common in apartments, where space is limited, to minimize the kitchen's impact on living spaces.

At the other end of the room, a tiled counter for dining separates a Pullman kitchen from the sitting area.

Beside it, the tiny Pullman kitchen has been replaced by louvered closets.

The state of the pullman kitchen was Worse.

The stove in the Pullman kitchen was disconnected, and only cold water ran in the sink.

Joan jumped up, crossed between the men and the fireplace, and entered her tiny Pullman kitchen.

It is most often used to refer to a small kitchen ("a pullman kitchen") or, sometimes, a narrow hall.

A Pullman kitchen?

It had posters of Paris and Verona, a large day bed and a pullman kitchen.

It is not for the compact Pullman kitchen; nor, at 20 pounds, can it be tucked into a cabinet and dragged out for daily use.

The worn linoleum in its dark Pullman kitchen was starting to crack; the grout in the bathroom was falling out.

There was a moderate-sized living-room/dining-room combination and a Pullman kitchen in the back with a sink, small stove, and tiny refrigerator.

CONS: The Pullman kitchen is perfunctory, with a half-sized refrigerator and an old range.

The Pullman kitchen is off the other side of the hall, opposite the room marked dining room, a room used by the current tenants as a master bedroom.

Then there is daughter Madeleine, who valiantly cooked Thanksgiving dinner in a tiny West Side Pullman kitchen, to the general applause of the gathered clan.

Three Pullman loaves occupied the same space as two standard round-topped loaves, thus maximizing the use of space in the Pullman kitchen.

The apartments average more than 1,000 square feet but feature Pullman kitchens built into dining room or living room walls and designed to be as unobtrusive as possible.

The observation car was converted from Pullman Kitchen Car - Snipe - built in 1960 by Metropolitan Cammell.

The realtor had told her the small Pullman kitchen would need complete renovation, "but when we washed the window and started scrubbing, we discovered the SubZero refrigerator," she said.

The supplied carriage Carina was a Pullman kitchen car and so allowed the Bluebell Railway to complete a five-car all-Pullman Golden Arrow set.

It has a great terrace with views in three directions, most spectacularly over the Hudson, but it's less ritzy than practical, with comfortable modern furniture and a Pullman kitchen in one room.

Studio apartments, with Murphy beds and kitchenettes or Pullman kitchens, comprised a large part of the housing supply during and after the Great Depression, especially in the "Black Belt".