Sentences with phrase «leave counter space»

Some things to keep in mind as you plan: Leave counter space on either side of the stove to place things while cooking.

In a small kitchen, the free - standing induction unit offers an expansion of cooking surface or tucks away to leave counter space free.

Not exact matches

When you walk in, you immediately see the glass dining room table, which easily seats six, and then to your left the redone kitchen, whose tiny appliances make the counter space seem large to someone like me.

Arsenal's attack has been ineffective for most of the season so - far, slow and useless horizontal passing, no penetrating runs from attackers, and our defenders push wayyy to high up the pitch to try to facilitate the attack leaving acres of space for counter attacking teams to exploit.

Flamini — 4 He didn't do anything well today and left massive spaces on the counter.

What it does is that it leaves space for a counter (since he is out of position).

Have you people notice when wilshere and ramsay are moving forward they look pacey, but when they run back from a counter by the opposition they look laboured, both can not manage wengers formation because they want to continuously move forward, which makes the space smaller for ozil to operate in, ozil was more in the game when Ramsay and wilshere left the field.

We must have missed the part where he ran into occupied space every few seconds, crossed the ball into Fabianski's hands 5 times in a row, left excellent shooting opportunities on the table at least 5 times, and left wide open spaces behind him for Swansea to counter in.

He pointed out that we had too many defensive midfielders wanting to bomb forward and leaving space behind for potential counter attack, and if you read between the lines and use it as a source of info for analysis, you can clearly see he is implying we need to be stronger in the midfield by not losing ball possession, pressing more when we don't have the ball and not let ourselves exposed.

Against better sides I'd get more pace in the team so that we're more threatening on the counter attack as they're more likely to press us high up the pitch, leaving space in behind.

However, there are instances where he finds himself too deep into the opposition half and although nothing comes of it because he's well covered by Benfica's defensive midfielder, the space he leaves behind would be very prone to teams in the Premier League who specialises in absorbing attacks and hit opponents in the counter.

Argentina tried to counter this by leaving Messi and Dybala in the half spaces so Brazil's fullbacks couldn't come higher and leave more space for Di Maria and Gomez.

With two wingers in Alexis Sanchez and Alex Oxlade Chamberlain available for selection, the flanks would be a huge threat, dragging Palace midfielders wide and leaving enough space in the middle for Ozil and Santi to roam freely, with the wingers also useful on the counter against an attacking Crystal Palace side.

That would both create space behind for Liverpool to attack into, and it would leave them less vulnerable to the counter.

It was Tottenham first on the score sheet when on the counter attack, Van Der Vart found space between Sagna and Mertesacker, completely unmarked, and Adebayor's cross was «chested» down and put away to Szcenesy's left.

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After living in the house for a few days, we found the counter microwave (above photo — previous owner left it) was awkward to use and took up way too much counter space.

The large dial on the left is the rev counter, with a screen taking up the rest of the space.

Agility Wall Mounts hold it up and off your counter leaving plenty of space to make a mess and something yummy too.

Attacks are controlled with the left mouse button and defending, dodging and countering is controlled by pressing the space bar at the correct moment.

The game is played on a 2D plane allowing you to move left and right but, much like Dynamighty's Counter Spy, is set in a 3D environment with enemies appearing in the depth of the background who are able to move freely in that space.

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Buy and wear the Space Helmet and Space Suit (from the purple counter in the Moon Kingdom's Crazy Cap shop) and show the lady on the left - hand side.

The question in this house is, do we leave that shorter counter because it offers more counter space (perhaps redesigned to have built in storage below, so we don't see all the things under it), or do we do something else with that space, like add a bench seat with drawers below?

This leaves her with clean, uncluttered counters and plenty of prep space.

We probably have about 55 square feet of floor space left over, so we did use as much of the floor space for storage as we could:) I will share specific room dimensions in a future post, I know photos can sometimes make rooms look larger at times (we were propping our camera up on counters at times so you could see more fully!).

I am loving how much counter space this has left me to do something else with!!

Under the television, we made sure to leave a lot of counter space.

My dream space would have enough counter space where I could leave my sewing machine and Cricut out.

I'll probably keep my coffee station (also inspired by you) between left of the sink and the stove because it works better for me but I'm looking forward to even more brightness and openness once that cabinet is gone and I suspect I'll «feel» as though I've gained a lot more counter space.

We planned to install a countertop to span the width of the wall (over the cabinet and the open space to the left of the cabinet so we attached support pieces of wood that the counter top would rest on over the open space.

Looking in at my folding counter you can see large double cabinets overhead, the space conveniently left for hanging clothes, and the three tall pantry cabinets at the end of the room.

Start with a colorful, furniture - style table that includes storage below and a vessel sink that leaves plenty of counter space for toiletries.

Between my French press, blender, microwave, dish rack, and home décor, the counters can get messy... And that's leaving out the conditions of my cabinet space.

We recently downsized and though I love having less square footage to keep up with, it can often leave me frustrated when I'm trying to prep meals because I have so little counter space.