The phrase "at the walnuts" is grammatically correct but its usability in written English depends on context.
It can be used in contexts related to food, cooking, or perhaps a specific location involving walnuts.
Example: "We gathered at the walnuts to enjoy a picnic under the trees."
Alternatives: "by the walnuts" or "near the walnuts".
Seal and leave to marinate at the same time as the walnuts soak in the brine.
(Hill has moved on from fine dining, though not from great cooking, at the Walnut Tree Inn near Abergavenny).
If I ask about a hike in the mountains, his directions reflect how much of his world is botanical — turn left at the big pine, take a right at the walnut grove.
In June 1827 she arrived in New York with her widowed mother, and three months later she made her American debut at the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia as the Duke of York in Richard III with Junius Brutus Booth.
After that came the trio of Michelin-starred glories: the grand dining room at Gidleigh Park in Devon from 1985 to 1994; the Merchant House in Ludlow where he cooked single-handed for 11 years; and finally, since 2008, at the Walnut Tree Inn.
After a good long look at the walnut antiques — I loved the wooden chests that needed three keys to open — I walked to El Morro, an enormous fort that was completed in 1589.
It is hard to imagine coffee any fresher than at Omar's lobby bar, a two-story atrium space with Oriental tapis on the white floor, four stools at the walnut counter and a pair of plush armchair rockers by a side table.
The Razors are at Barcade in Brooklyn at 8PM NY time, and at the Walnut Room in Denver at 6PM Denver time.
This study evaluates the copula entropy theory using a sample dataset with known population information and a flood dataset from the experimental watershed at the Walnut Gulch, Arizona.
On June 20 , 1839 Willis's play Tortesa, the Usurer premiered in Philadelphia at the Walnut Street Theatre.
