| Looking at the strong outlines in the early city plats and plans, we too readily imagine Charleston girded with a stone citadel. |
| Whether her plats du jour were serious or light she approached them all with equal dedication, scholarship, insight and erudition. |
| Portland's historic Ladd's Addition neighborhood, for example, which was designed and built between 1905 and 1930, is one of the city's few plats with alleys. |
| The middle of the century saw a shift in French food as nouvelle cuisine replaced extravagance with more refined petits plats. |
| This is not a rich soil, as it is on the Sussex downlands, and I saw almost no crops at all, but plenty of grass plats, and fields of cattle. |
| One of the main courses was selected from the list of plats du jour and one from the fish dishes. |
