"Strudel?" Fran says, sliding a plate across the counter.
He was drafted from his seat to toss plates across the circus ring to the cheers of the crowd.
Carmine parks his truck, the one with the HAYADOIN license plates, across the street from William F. Moore Park, which is also known as Boccie Park or Spaghetti Park.
That's why he and his photographer, Frank Hurley, went back to the sinking Endurance and lugged many photographic plates across the ice and sea.
It is often a violent process – he shatters glass, pours molten lead down mountains of earth, or flings plates across a stone floor.
Yolanda still cooks for him, pushes one plate across the table at him and another at whatever man she's got with her.
Mostly, these are supplied by the stresses and strains associated with the eternal dance of a dozen or so rocky tectonic plates across the face of our world; a sedate waltz that proceeds at about the speed that fingernails grow.
(12) Sample extract: "Black on silver-dusted black, the hill pokes up its positive yang terminal into the night's electrolyte, plated across the centuries with urban dream in a metallic rind".
It will not console you for the loss, but it will teach you how to be rude about it, with that inimitable rudeness that Kingsley perfected and which was the breast-plate across a warm, vulnerable and thoroughly decent heart.
"If you put it that way, are you surprised that we have McLobsters?" Steneck was referring to what is more properly called the McDonald's Lobster Roll, a limited-time offer that was plated across New England this summer.
