| As any seasoned Gotham pavement pounder will tell you, the traverse from, say, the Harlem River to the South Ferry Terminal is no easy stroll. |
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| Towards the end of the Dardanelles campaign, the E-class submarines still in the area were fitted with twelve pounder guns. |
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| All the evidence suggests that this is one of the key times to catch an elusive 40 pounder. |
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| Having said that, the pyrotechnics ensuing from a hooked thirty or forty pounder might easily overwhelm the unprepared. |
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| Eventually, contact was made with a fish and I was quite pleased to record another eleven pounder. |
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| Even small yellows fight like the very devil, and a thirty pounder is a creature to be taken very seriously indeed. |
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| These shells, fired from a 25 pounder gun, are said to be in storage and not under the operational control of the Indian Army. |
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| In 1941, all-wheel drive armoured cars were introduced, armed with 2 pounder guns. |
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| The taro was baked in an earth oven, then pounded with a stone pounder on a large wooden poi board. |
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| Petr picked up a coloured fish early in the day, an eleven pounder that fought as though jet-propelled. |
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| Systematically she then sprinkled ash all over the pounder and over herself, murmured secret mantras and fell flat before the pounder. |
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| This month I will be chasing the striper bass in Chesapeake Bay off Maryland in the hope of connecting with a twenty pounder on a surface fished fly. |
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| This year he has set his sights on catching a thirty pounder. |
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| A thirty pounder has lower front fangs around two inches long, which, when the fish is not sinking them into its prey, reside in sockets in the upper jaw. |
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| If unavailable, select good flavoured olives and to pit, tap firmly with a small saucepan or meat pounder to open flesh, and then remove pit. |
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| It is a good-sized quarter pounder of pearly meat spiced and rolled in Japanese breadcrumbs, then pan-fried to a crisp. |
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| Flatten the cutlets between 2 plastic films and tenderize them, using a meat pounder or a rolling pin. |
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| I'm guessing that there are milions of Americans out there who have qualms about the way livestock are treated, but can't quite bring themselves to give up the quarter pounder. |
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| The tool consists of a rounded stone struck a number of blows with a similar stone used as a pounder, which created a serrated crest that served as a chopping blade. |
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| The Mark IV male types had large protruding sponsons each with 6 pounder quick-firing guns. |
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| Tenderize the cutlets using a meat pounder. |
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| The temptation to ask for a Quarter Pounder with Cheese, Large Fries and a Diet Coke was indeed very great. |
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| And its Spanish Omelet Bagel has more fat and calories than a Big Mac or a Quarter Pounder with Cheese. |
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