I looked down: beneath our feet, a sidewalk grate, and beneath that, unseen, a subway station, a train and open doors, through which we heard her, that familiar female, whoever she is: "This is a No. 6 train.
Business owners along that stretch of 46th Street, known as Restaurant Row, were so distressed about the absence of the grates and fearful that pedestrians would trip over the unprotected tree pits that the Times Square Alliance had offered a $1,000 reward for help catching the thieves.
Make sure that there is nothing in the water that could clog the water intake grate and that the PWC is started or ran in water AT LEAST 3 feet (0.9 m) deep.
But the committee insisted that riders submit to its rules, and that grated.
I don't think it made the music or games sound better, but I will concede that it probably made them less fatiguing to the ear, what with the harsh high end so subdued (for comparison, the AX Pros I used pushed the high end and that grated on the ear after a while).
Mr McDonald said: "Businesses were in the process of closing their doors, steel grates, and you had juveniles that were not allowing businesses to close up – [they were] climbing on the grates.
Leeds outmuscled us and that will grate with our senior players because they're forwards".
Cheese needs a constant humidity, so I filled the casserole two-thirds full with water, put the cheeses on a metal grate and rested that on top of a bowl that was tall enough to hold the cheeses above water.
Navarro, however, was growing tired of touring, and that was beginning to grate on his fellow band-mates.
This one, fire-engine red like an official sand bucket, has a 10.2-inch grate and a liner that holds the charcoal and lets the ash drop to the bottom of the pail.
