Sentence examples for a tiny pack of from inspiring English sources

"A tiny pack of salt used to be three rupees.

The tiny pack of fascists managed to hang up a banner saying Equal Rights For Indigenous Whites but never poisoned the Jewish Sabbath by making it to Stamford Hill.

"You'll have to wait, Sir. We're doing the drinks and tiny pack of peanuts service".

Should your child still want the donut, buy one tiny pack of pre-portioned mini-donuts.

But I have seen enough Instagram photos and Tweets to know that the one tchotchke reporters seem to savor as a point of been-there-done-that pride are the tiny packs of Presidential M&Ms they give out on Air Force One.

At the bar, there are matchbooks that look like tiny packs of Marlboro Reds.

Many pharmacies and outdoor stores now carry tiny packs of toilet seat covers and it can't hurt to toss a pack into your handbag or backpack to take wherever you go.

Pack a tiny tube of crazy glue.

His new restaurant, Underbelly (1100 Westheimer Road, under bellyhouston.com), is a tribute to Houston food, and he calls this tiny, packed spot one of his inspirations.

The skull looks most like H. erectus--which evolved in Africa about 2 million years ago and spread throughout Asia--except it packs a tiny brain of only 380 cm3, the size of a grapefruit and half the size of the brain of H. erectus specimens found on Java.

It packs a tiny bit of heat and we thought we could taste curry.