The word "grills" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as either a noun or a verb. Noun: I bought some new grills for the barbecue. Verb: I like to grill vegetables on the outdoor grill.
The house, known as Fortress Fitt after security grills and an entry phone system were installed, was in an area of north Belfast patchworked with Protestant and Catholic enclaves, and notorious for the highest number of sectarian attacks in the province.
The non-Canadian ones have all been dragged from backyard grills to present their take on the week's big stories for their teams, while the Canadian ones would like to point out that for a fuller picture of the weekend's action you might want to watch Canada vs Martinique when they get the Gold Cup action underway at the Rose Bowl on Sunday afternoon.
Coming soon is Berber & Q from chef Josh Katz, promising kebabs influenced by the grills of Istanbul.
Book ahead or be prepared to queue while being tormented by the smell of roasting meats on the flaming grills.
A few decades ago, Patagonian cuisine consisted of grilled lamb and tripe stew; these days restaurants serve everything from cured wild boar to snook-and-hake ceviche, while local parrillas (grills) are always a safe bet for a meaty feast.
Every weekend afternoon from May to October they drag out their grills, coolers, weather-beaten tarps, tubs of vegetables and barrels of drinks, to create a democratic and delicious "anti-restaurant", as the vendors' leader calls it: a culinary treasure more about community than commerce, open to everyone.Gentrification has started to lap at the fringes of Red Hook.
A search for outdoor gas grills, for instance, will bring up three Google Shopping results, labelled as such, next to three alternatives from other shopping search sites but not from retailers directly (pictured below).
FOR a restaurant built in ten days flat and opened only five days before your correspondent's visit, the Corado kebab house in Nicosia grills a pretty good chicken.
JAGUAR drivers used to peering down sleek, long bonnets might be excused for showing equanimity in the face of life's little problems beyond their radiator grills.
In June alone, the report says, dangerous faults or poisons prompted the recall of 68,000 folding chairs, 2,300 toy barbecue grills, 1.2m space heaters, 5,300 earrings, 1.5m "Thomas the Tank Engine" toy trains and 19,000 children's necklaces.
There a line of buses owned by "members" carry multiple televisions and enough grills, fryers, steam trays, ovens and microwaves to produce a 20-course meal that will last most of the day.Food and drink seem to matter more than football.
