Other starters worthy of consideration were crisp, tender garlic-marinated calamari ($8), deep-fried in vividly seasoned breadcrumbs; enough huge, grit-free steamer clams ($10) in an onion and caraway broth to feed two; and dense chili ($6) loaded with black beans and chicken sausage and crowned with melted cheddar cheese and a shrimp.
Paul Bettison, chairman of the Local Government Association environment board, said: "The claim that it is local authorities' fault that they cannot run services needs to be treated with a huge pinch of gritting salt.
The scoria cones that dominate the landscape in the west of the island – huge symmetrical piles of red grit such as Cross Hill, which towers almost 300 metres over Georgetown, or Command Hill, which overlooks the airbase - are steep on the windward side, less so on the lee.
A huge international audience was prepared to grit it out through a long evening of ice dancing.
While there are still some issues to be worked out, VanZant showed her signature grit and earned a huge victory.
They showed grit, creativity, compassion, courage, and huge promise worthy of investment with the right investors in the room.
In Maryland, another center of the clamming industry, the mollusks are harvested by huge dredges, and all sorts of silt and grit are scooped up as well.
Many of us still remember Glen Campbell as the eternally youthful hunk with huge shoulders or the naive boy-man who stars alongside John Wayne in True Grit.
The authors of both studies noted the huge clinical implications of their work: If mental health workers can specifically foster grit, gratitude, and forgiveness in suicidal people, they should be able to increase their sense that life is worth living.
He showed a great deal of grit on a slow, low pitch only occasionally dipping into his huge bag of attacking shots.
