The phrase "at pane" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
There is no context provided that would clarify its intended use, making it unusable.
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Alternatives: "at the table" or "at the window".
There's also a takeout window for Italian sandwiches at Pane Panelle in TriBeCa.
All the bread, pastries, gelato and more at Pane and Gelato are either made in Sicily or on the premises with ingredients flown in from Sicily.
Although he immigrated to New York in 1971, when he was 21, you wouldn't know it from his thick accent, the way he tears up when he talks about his hometown or his culinary biases, which are readily apparent at Pane and Gelato, a cafe he opened in November.
And two days after that Nozad delicately inserted himself into a wine-soaked dinner at Pane e Vino in San Francisco, where Sequoia partner Sameer Gandhi (now at Accel), Houston, and Ferdowsi hammered out a $1.2 million seed round.
The Albuquerque tile factory, the first Indian Mangalore tile factory, was started in South Canara by Pascal Albuquerque at Pane mangalore in 1868.
Of course, if you're a first-timer to Phoenix, your dining adventure must begin with at least the caprese sandwich at Pane Bianco on N. Central Avenue, if not a pizza at one of two locations of the world-famous Pizzeria Bianco.
Well, suffice it to say that whether or not Peter goes to work at Pane-Luger, he'll have trouble typing.
She scratched at the pane and looked in at the old man with her ears back and her eyes gaping, like, I know I can't come in, but I'm a stupid bitch, and can I come in?
The main failure mechanisms observed were the cohesive failure of the bonded silicone joint and delamination between the glass and interlayer at the pane edge.
"'Children.' Mr Bentley fell silent for a few moments, and rubbed at the pane with his finger, as though to clear away the obscurity".
