The track surface, although it has been improved over the years, is full of drain covers, white marking lines that are slippery when wet, bumps, various types and qualities of asphalt and the tunnel that curves and plunges a driver from the light into the dark with each of the 78 laps of the race.
If you do resort to a chemical drain cleaner, read and follow the package directions carefully, and remember that working in a drain full of drain cleaner can be hazardous.
Another flavor changer for this sauce, omit basil, and after step 2 add anchovy paste or 2-3 anchovy fillets and a Tablespoon full of drained capers.
Ira's new house — though it was in what his real-estate agent referred to as "a lovely, pedestrian neighborhood," abutting the streets named after Presidents, and boasting instead streets named after fishing flies (Caddis, Hendrickson, Gold-Ribbed Hare's Ear Road) — was full of slow drains, leaky gas burners, stopped-up sinks, and excellent dust for scrawling curse words.
It was an awkward conversation, full of long pauses, draining, even though it never escalated into a real argument.
"The building is full of asbestos, the drains keep collapsing.
They held his head in a drain full of sewage until he inhaled it.
Three years ago, he sneaked a letter out of prison describing the beatings he underwent and how guards once pushed his face into a clogged drain full of excrement.
Peter, my Neanderthal National Express driver, was covered in home-drawn tattoos (I didn't get close enough to read them but I imagine they said stuff like "Live by the road, die by the road"), walked with the kind of limp usually reserved for shell shock victims, drove like a blind man and had a voice like a drain full of tar.
If you leave a clogged drain full of your pubic hair in the communal bathroom, you'll be excommunicated or put on garbage duty for weeks, and become the butt of all your roommate's jokes from now until Hanukkah.
Jones said he stayed in drains full of timber that were 35 feet deep.
