Sentence examples for a tiny serving from inspiring English sources
A tiny serving of soup tasted exactly of peas and Parmesan, in two separate temperatures.
Order a tiny serving of "ordinary white burgundy" at £18 a glass.
We're talking intimate in the emotionally impressionable if distracted, pajama-changing, kid-wrangling, coffee-brewing, work-prepping sense, when viewers for those shows (mostly women, don't you know) are said to want a tiny serving of hard news, a generous dollop of gossip and entertainment blabbedy-blab, a garnish of kitchen tips and a gulp of weather forecast.
The sambal sampler at Kasih (pronounced kah-see), an Indonesian kitchen that opened last spring in Little Tokyo, is an impressive spread: a still life of tiny serving spoons, chile dips, Indonesian crackers, the pickled veggie salad called acar, and a trail mix snack bowl filled with crunchy peanuts, bits of fried shallots and spiced candied cashews.
Firm and white, the kingfish was barbecued and served alongside a tiny dish that held small mounds of salt, pepper and a wedge of lime.
And, in the evenings, the top floor is a tiny restaurant, serving French-American fare and — why not? — sushi.
SNUG among the antique shops on the Post Road, Watercolor Cafe is a tiny eatery serving a neighborhood clientele.
Evrol Christian - known as Blackie - opened Little Ochie (00876 965 4449, littleochie.com) in 1989 as a tiny restaurant serving breakfast for fishermen on their way out to sea.
Follow the enticing spicy aroma to Red Book, a tiny cafe serving tasty curries and dirt-cheap beer all day long.
Way in the back there's a tiny counter serving up an endless variety of tacos, from standard pork carnitas to goat tripe.
Aobadai 1-15-10 (+3 3464 1615, aoya-nakameguro.com) Follow the enticing spicy aroma to Red Book, a tiny cafe serving tasty curries and dirt-cheap beer all day long.
