" "But" "I'll have 'em send me up a bite from the grill.

He's out in front or down in the grill or somewhere around.

How mean you?" "'Twas yester-eve we were beset hereabouts by a lewd company, and brought unto their lord, Sir Grilles of Brandonmerea man beyond all other men base and vilewho, beholding her so young and fair would have forced her to his will.

" "What about him?" "I rather thought I might want to grill him to-night.

And stout grilles of bronze barred every window on the level of the street.

She'd jump into the fire for this young man, and grill with a Joan of Arc smile on her face.

As she reached the drawing-room landing, to her amazement a normally-lighted elevator slid slowly down, came to a stop, and the automatic grilles opened quietly.

The heirs sold out in 1722 to a man named Grill, in whose family the property remained until 1800, when it was purchased by the ancestors of the present owners.

He pointed to a number of grilles set in the wall at the back, at equal distances.

[U.S.], exchange [Euph.]; grill room, saloon [U.S.], shebeen^; coffee house, eating house; canteen, restaurant, buffet, cafe, estaminet^, posada^; almshouse^, poorhouse, townhouse [U.S.].

There were marry occasions where, after one pair of stupid sentries had put us through the grill, a second pair, watching from a distance of thirty yards or so, promptly repeated the entire performance.

The throne stood upon a high platform in an alcove of white marble, richly decorated, and above it are balconies protected by grilles or screens behind which the sultanas were permitted to watch the proceedings.

It did not look unlike one of the old-time New York precinct stations, with its big windows protected by iron grilles, and a flight of stone steps leading up to a door exactly in the middle of the front wall.

A pulpit in the grill room.

The Milan grill room.

Is there any cold chicken you could grill?" "Chota murghi one egg lay, mem-sahib, anda poach.

Sahib, chicken grill laike!" "Oh, all right!

Sahib plenty 'ungrychicken grill, peechy ramble-tamble egg!" "Have it your own way.

But the very expression of my mother-in-law's back as I followed her through the glittering grill room of the Sydenham told me that our chances for having a pleasant evening were slender indeed.

Along the sides of the valley are the tombs of the kings neatly numbered, as it might be mining adits with concrete steps leading up to them, and iron grilles that lock of nights, and doorkeepers of the Department of Antiquities demanding the proper tickets.

A ce cri, qu'apportait de toutes parts le vent, Les tonnerres jetaient des grondements étranges, Des flamboiements passaient sur les faces des anges, Les grilles de l'enfer s'empourpraient, le courroux En faisait remuer d'eux-mêmes les verrous, Et l'on voyait sortir de l'abîme insondable Une sinistre main qui s'ouvrait formidable; 'Justice!'

Half boil it, score it and squeeze over lemon juice, and cover with grated bread crumbs, egg and parsley, broil it over a clear fire and put it to brown in a Dutch oven, or grill and serve with a sauce seasoned with lemon pickle and chopped mint.

Butter some biscuits on both sides, and pepper them well, make a paste of either chopped anchovies, or fine cheese, and spread it on the biscuit, with mustard and cayenne pepper, and grill them.

The Immortals, the champing horses, locked behind their grilles lest the tourist should insult themall the queer crumbling romance of the statuary, all the natural beauty of leaf and water, of the white clouds overhead and their reflexions belowcombined to make Fenwick's guilty bewilderment more complete, to turn all life to dream, and all its figures into the puppets of a shadow-play.

Other civilians had come that way beforehad seen, and grinned, and complimented and gone their way, leaving the gunners high up on the bleak hillside to grill or mildew or freeze for weeks and months.