Grate in a little nutmeg.
Grate in a little nutmeg, stir and season lightly.
These passages grate in a play that is otherwise filled with sensitive, if sometimes slightly shopworn, observations about jealousy, loneliness and the absurdities of life.
According to officials' account, the prisoners used a wrench to unscrew a window grate in a bathroom in a prison located at one of Saddam Hussein's former palace compounds near his home town.
Disheveled but intent, he skulks through the station and slips behind a ventilation grate in a dark passage, giving a glimpse of the holes in the sole of his shoe.
Then, "crossing through a little square court paved with marble, he pointed me to go to a grate in a wall, but made me a sign that he might not go thither himself.
On Monday morning, Milton Diaz, 33, of the Bronx, was found hanging from a ceiling grate in a cell at the Vernon C. Bain Center, the floating barge in the Bronx, department officials said.
3 tablespoons freshly squeezed orange juice 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoon minced chives, mint or parsley (or a combination) Salt to taste Leaves of 1 romaine heart 1. Peel the beets with a vegetable peeler, and grate in a food processor fitted with the shredding blade.
This can grate in a country best-known for its dour, cautious, Lutheran virtues characteristics that were stubbornly preserved, and even exaggerated, during five gruelling decades of Soviet occupation.In this section Presidents go The Baltic bobsleigh Not yet calm Presidents come The rally of the French right Is there a breaking-point?
A fast-moving fire, apparently set by an arsonist who doused a staircase with flammable liquid, roared through a Bedford-Stuyvesant building early yesterday morning, killing a woman who was trapped behind a locked window grate in a third-floor apartment and a man in the building, the authorities said.
