Sentence examples for grille from which from inspiring English sources

When the waiter came to take his order, he barked, "For heaven's sake, what's the rumble?" The waiter cocked an attentive ear, not at the ventilator but at the grille from which the Muzak was giving out.

Mr. Vermeersch said the new car incorporated elements from earlier Maserati designs, like the air outlets on the front fender, which recall the original GranTurismo, and the car's distinctive grille, from which "volume is extruded and expanded through the fenders," in a shape reminiscent of the A6GCS and the 2005 Birdcage concept car.

The fissured sides also conceal ventilation grilles and service openings, from which cranes can emerge like robotic arms to clean and maintain the building.

from which they originated.

I snapped out of it and tossed a hot dog onto the grille which missed the grille and ended up on the floor.

But in front, the Atlas has adjustable grille shutters, which close at higher speeds to reduce drag.

In profile, it is elegant and simple; don't know about that upright grille, however, which is anything but simple.

It's an enormous SUV fronted by a chrome grille upon which Andorra could be roasted.

He cited this car's grille, which he thought had European character, as being especially noteworthy.

The grille, which has a utilitarian character, is dark metallic, not sparkly chrome.

The car is visually a BMW, including the trademark double-kidney grille, which, however, is purely decorative.