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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tiny basket with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a small basket that contains or is associated with something else.
Example: "She carried a tiny basket with fresh flowers to the picnic."
Alternatives: "a small basket containing" or "a little basket filled with".
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On it were a tiny basket with three purple plums, a fresh loaf of pumpernickle bread and honey, and water for hikers passing by.
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Several recent houseguests arrived to find a tiny basket in their bathroom, filled with hotel-size bath gel, shampoo and conditioner.
He'd insert a scope into my body, use a laser to blast the clogged stone, then grab the pieces with a tiny basket.
Every day I'll take up to my room a tiny basket of figs or fraises des bois, lined with leaves.
A single egg in a tiny basket is $7.
When I was a baby, he would carry me in a tiny basket to the bookstore.
I had only a little teeny tiny basket.
Her first big hit, in 1990, was "Tiny Basket," a sentimental ode to rural girlhood.
You order more or less randomly, not forgetting to include a few tiny baskets of sticky rice.
Sculpt and decorate a mini-meal to take home in a tiny picnic basket.
Then it's on with cooking (and eating) a selection of dishes – fresh spring rolls, crispy pancakes, beef noodle salad and classic pho, say – while enjoying the village atmosphere and watching tiny basket boats navigate the water-coconut-lined waterways.
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