The schnitzel was its peer: smoking hot, pounded center-cut pork sautéed to perfection — tender on the inside, radically crunchy outside — alongside a peak of mashed potatoes with caramelized onions, all touched by a Granny Smith apple cream sauce.
The flak and hot metal pounding the wings and fuselage sounded like popcorn popping and quickly reached an ear-splitting crescendo.
Sitting at the bottom of the tub with the hot water pounding on my body, I breathed in the steam and then, a wave of relief came over me.
Skechers is back, offering a range of chunky-soled, woven, brown leather sandals for men, women and children, sure to be seen pounding hot pavement everywhere.
No sooner had Gardner arrived, briefs in hand, at Television Centre, than a team of Scotland Yard's finest followed in hot pursuit, frantically pounding the corridors in search of the man himself.
The bedroom, at the top of a steep stair that had its own climbing rhythm, was tiny and hot, afternoon sun pounding through the west window, hitting the narrow boy's bed against the wall, an ink-stained desk and wooden chair, a B.B. gun in a hand-whittled rack over the bed.
Where Sieglinde seems the type to press charges, were she not an al-Qaeda moll holed up in an Afghan cave, Brünnhilde's clearly up for a bit of incest, echoing Germaine Greer's talk in the programme of women's cheeks growing hot and their hearts pounding 'as a fantasy so secret they hardly knew they entertained it is acted out onstage'.
And this is how the four of us find ourselves in the back yard, on a searingly hot day, getting pounded by all this cool, cool rain.
Her heart was pounding through her hot-pink leotard.
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday, to 7 p.m. Cold dishes are mostly $5 to $18 a pound; hot dishes, $6 to $17 a pound; sandwiches, $8; wild leek tarts, $8.50; and spicy homemade ginger ale, $3.
