Sentence examples for grates into the from inspiring English sources

Storm water had repeatedly gushed through street-level ventilation grates into the subway network below, flooding numerous stations throughout the borough and paralysing portions of the city's transport network.

Don't cut them into squares yet or they will fall through the grill grates into the fire.

Explosions shot at least three manhole grates into the air, set off either by deteriorating cables or what Dobkin described as a lightning-like arc of electricity.

Once grated, into the sugar and vinegar and mix well.

Since the bird is cooked in a skillet, the juices and rendering fat accumulate in the pan instead of disappearing through the grill grate into the fire.

Chef Marcus Wareing, however, in his book How to Make the Perfect … specifies the butter for his mother-in-law Doreen's shortbread must be chilled, and then grated into the dry ingredients.

Although the function of the pulp lifters is simply to transport the slurry passed through the discharge grate into the discharge trunnion, their performance depends on their design as well as that of the grate and operating conditions such as mill speed and charge level.

There's smokiness in the equation, too — from smoked potato water that's thickened with gum so that it can then be grated into the dish — and it cuts both the richness and saltiness of everything else, including a final touch of caviar, just a few black pearls of it, glittering on the summit.

After being knocked out from behind, the black oil leaves the captain's body and exits via a grate into the sea.

This meant that when a newly deceased was placed within, the bones and dust of the previous occupant were sifted through the grate into the coffin below.

Yet I also wanted to add a dash of festivity to the dinner, and I didn't think the nutmeg I whimsically grated into the (saltless, butterless) mashed sweet potatoes counted.