"The grille is about symbolism," Mr. Thomas said.
By the time we visited Terra Mar Grille for lunch, we were smarter about the generous portions, so three of us shared a light and tasty salad before embarking on our entrees.
"There was something about the light, and the grille of the truck, the way he was sitting there," Ms. Yanes said.
In years past people would say about Buick's signature big grille that, "I don't know whether to drive it or shave with it".
Aside from the badge and grille, there's little about the C30 that says, "Volvo".
It shows the Edsel's famous oval grille beneath the words, "Shrine of the Holy Grill". Popp bought his first Edsel on Dec. 14, 1959, about a month after Ford announced the car's demise.
Given that a cone cost about 25 cents around that time, a full grille of 112 pennies might well have put him into milk shake, if not banana split, territory.
At the Tremont Grille, with the presidential caucuses just days away, regulars talked about crime, declining home values and the costs of caring for those who can't, or won't, speak English.
According to the Washington Post, about a half dozen protesters showed up to the Bristol Bar & Grille in Louisville, Kentucky, after a woman spotted him there and put out a call for backup on Twitter.
She told her husband about the relationship, and the two men once clashed at Fatt Boys Bar & Grille in Kalispell.
The next morning, sitting in the sunny waiting room of the Monterosso police station, to make a "denuncia" about my stolen treasures, I daydreamed as I looked through the window grille to the leafy branches outside the carabinieri.
