I'd grate at least a cup, add half of it, and pass the rest at the table.
Down through the grates at 89th and 90th Streets, a walker on the malls can see part of one of the oldest public-works projects in New York, a nearly three-mile-long tunnel from 42nd to 97th Street created in various stages in the 19th and the early decades of the 20th century.
But the lack of political attention given to much more common crime grates at longtime law enforcement leaders like Hubert Williams, a former police chief and president of the Police Foundation, a Washington group that studies law enforcement issues, and they are beginning to bring their concerns to the surface.
According to Steve Coleman, an agency spokesman, the Port Authority will also install grates at entrances and exits of the site that will knock dust off truck wheels.
The Grates at Pianos, Wednesday, July 15, 2009: ribbons, sneakers, bullhorns.
Most of them had large square grates at each end for ventilation.
"It grates at you no longer voting for your party because it no longer represents you," says Martin Sweet, whose cousin is a Labour councillor.
The ventilation grates at street level let fresh air into the system, as well as heavy rain and snow into the tunnels.
I hear that woman announcing the stops as they come, and I also hear her voice coming up into the street, in my neighborhood through the grates at the Lexington Avenue and 77th Street stop.
And that means tracking down the best brownies in town … Andrew P Street went to hunt for the best The Grates at Brisbane's Southside Tea Rooms Photograph: Peter Barnes/Guardian Australia Andrew P Street writes It's crisp, it's rich, it's sweet and it's packed with Turkish Delight.
