Utiliser "grille" dans une phrase

1. The front door was just a grille of bound sticks and it was open

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2. some people had the idea of putting a different hood and grille

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3. I had breakfast at the best diner in town, the Lee Grille

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4. As he approached the wall he noticed the button and the speaker grille, both the same colour as the wall

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5. Both Chris and the officer turned to look at the police car and sure enough, wisps of smoke could be seen coming from the grille area

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6. He glared at the distant river as a man in hell glares through the opened grille

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7. It grew to a cloud moving silently over the flags—straight toward the grille

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8. The green cloud rolled on the bars and blotted them from sight; like a fog it oozed through the grille and hid the men within

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9. It was fastened by an ingenious bolt which had no lock and could be worked only from the outside; this bolt shot back, the grille slid into the wall

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10. The grille was withdrawn and a huge dark figure was framed in the glow of torches outside

11. The figure glided in, pulling the grille partly to behind it, leaving the bolt poised

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12. A few quick strides brought him to the threshold—a squeal of high-pitched laughter shrilled through the vaults, and the grille shot home under his very fingers, the bolt crashed down

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13. Let us see to the grille

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14. But while he pondered, they came to the steel grille, etched blackly in the torches beyond, and the body of Shukeli, still slumped against the bars in a curdled welter of crimson

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15. The laughter of Pelias was merciless as a flint hatchet, as the form of the eunuch reeled upright, clutching at the bars of the grille

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16. Then, pushing open the grille, they entered with their captive

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17. Yet after a while, after a period of time he had no way of estimating, a faint glow became apparent, a sort of slanting gray beam, by which Conan could see, vaguely, the bars of the door at his elbow, and even make out the skeleton of the other grille

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18. Straining his eyes he made out a bent, indistinct figure outside the grille

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19. Conan shrugged his shoulders, and turned toward the farther grille

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20. He pushed upon the grille and stepped from the dungeon into the outer darkness

21. he instinctively clung to the radiator grille

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22. and opposite Thomas at Charleston Grille in Charleston Place

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23. opened the grille we would prepare to face our execution

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24. secluded smoking section of Woky's Sushi Bar and Grille

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25. Nick removed the stainless steel knurled attaching screws and tilted up the white enameled grille, exposing the yard wide opening beneath

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26. He then spoke into a grille on the wall

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27. She pulls it up and has just enough time to fire several shots into the grille of the oncoming SUV

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28. Then, at the top, was the grille

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29. Still holding to the top rung with one hand, JD carefully reached up with the other, testing the weight of the grille

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30. Half of the grille had been blown away

31. “And—we’re golden!” JD shouted, hauling himself out over the edge of the grille

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32. It also had a grille

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33. I hit the brakes and Blue slid, straight for the front grille of a parked 1981 Bonneville

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34. With a roar of naked fury a metal beast loomed out the manic blur and hurtled towards him, baring in its snarling radiator grille

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35. The photo on Sci’s center screen showed the blackened Charger chassis with its signature split-crosshair grille that had somehow survived incineration

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36. Beside Blossom materialized Terri Stambaugh, the woman who owned the Pico Mundo Grille, who had given me a job when I was sixteen and helped me to master my natural talent as a hash-slinger, refining me into a griddle master

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37. She and Dave had brought the girls to the Pico Mundo Grille occasionally, and often they had sat at the counter to watch me perform with spatulas, whisk, pot fork, and draining spoon, which could be an entertaining juggling act, especially if I hammed it up for the kids

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38. In the dream, I had been lying on my back, clutching an urn full of ashes, and these three pretty girls with white-and-gold feathered faces had been standing close, looking down at me, as had been Blossom Rosedale and Terri Stambaugh, who was an Elvis fan of the first rank as well as my friend and boss from the Pico Mundo Grille

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39. The promise that mattered has been kept, and I have found work that, believe it or not, I enjoy even a great deal more than being a fry cook at the Pico Mundo Grille

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40. 'Is this a blinking lock-up or a looney-house?' - and the sergeant, going his rounds, admonished them through the grille

41. It had a striking cover illustration: the radiator grille of what appeared to be a Rolls-Royce, except the winged ornament had been replaced by the figurine of a man in a hard hat and overalls with his fist raised in triumph or solidarity

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42. The transport vehicle was a black armored van with a steel grille between the front seat and the rear cargo area, where Pretty Boy Fish was flanked by armed guards and shackled to an iron loop in the floor

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43. I counted a dozen cruisers with every grille and cherry light flashing, two ambulances parked down the block on Sixteenth, the ME’s van pulling in, and the CSU mobile blocking the view of the store

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44. The grille lights and headlights were flashing, lighting up the street like a disco from hell

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45. He pressed an intercom button and said his name into the grille

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46. Peering through the fog, she could see where the yellow Mercedes had awkwardly struck the rocks, grille first

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47. I heard another shot hit the grille, and then a sickening thud as one hit Siegel’s side of the car

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48. Thaniel pushed open the elevator grille and was about to press the fifth lever when he saw that Mori wasn’t with him

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49. Thaniel swallowed hard and opened the grille again, and flicked the last lever for the roof, so that Mori wouldn’t have to

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50. A burst of laughter reached her from up above, through another grille

51. Once she had passed under the grille, she was in solid darkness again

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52. “Does that mean,” I said through the grille, “if I come in, I can’t go out?”

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53. My hand raked the grille

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54. The cuff of his pants leg quivered as he reached the floor grille of the ventilator

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55. Joseph came out on the sun-heated balcony in the morning and knelt by the grille, pointing his little box-brownie

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56. Joseph came out on the sun-heated balcony in the morning and knelt by the grille, pointing his little box Brownie

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57. He leaned hard against the grille, shut his eyes, and cried:

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58. Or so it seemed from the few whispers that slid through the confessional grille during the long afternoons

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59. And the more the voice talked, as the days passed and the weeks, and the old priest listened, the lighter became the burden on the other side of the grille

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60. ‘It was not all for nothing, Father,’ said the voice from beyond the grille

61. Now, with the parade, hundreds of feet rang and clustered on the grille as the carnival strode by on stilts, roared by in tiger and volcano sounds and colours

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62. The grille, above, rang with the touch of a man's shoe, and the worn nails in that shoe

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63. A five-year-old boy, above, crouched on the grille, peered down with dismay after his vanished sweet

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64. The boy knelt, hands to the grille

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65. The small boy stuck one hand half through the grille

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66. The plump fingers of the child gesticulated through the grille

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67. He thought he heard himself called, twice, glanced swiftly at the crowds, saw clowns passing with handbills, then lit the cigar he did not want from the eternal blue-gas flame that burned in a small silver jet pipe on the counter, and puffing smoke, dropped the cigar band with his free hand, saw the band bounce on the metal grille, and vanish, his eyes following it farther down to where

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68. He glanced from it to Jim, who lay still now also, for the scarification, real or imagined, seemed over and both flicked their eyes up to where the Illustrated Man's shoes flint-sparked the grille, grinding steel on steel

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69. It was so quiet under the grille, Mr Halloway thought the two boys had died of fright

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70. Still Charles Halloway did not look down at the grille but only at the small comets of splashed red colour left on the sidewalk, trailed around the corner, dropped from the clenched hands of the vanished Mr Dark

71. He had resisted telling Jim's mother, Will's mother, more than they needed to know for a happy Sunday, and meantime crossed shadows with Dwarf, traded nods with Pinhead and Fire-eater, kept free of shadowed alleys, and controlled his panic, when, doubling back, he saw the basement pit empty under the cigar store grille and knew that the boys were at hide-and-seek somewhere nearby or somewhere, praise God, very far away

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72. What was there about the boys that made him believe the simplest word they whispered up through the grille? Fear itself was proof here, and he had seen enough fear in his fife to know it, like the smell from a butcher's shop in summer twilight

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73. Looking out she saw the grille and the iron lamps hanging lit on either side the posts of the gate, and back of it the garden and her mother’s home

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