Sentence examples for breed of small from inspiring English sources

Not at San Francisco's new breed of small plates eateries.

A new breed of small dairy farms, who process and brand their milk themselves, is emerging.

It latest owner, Nick Kaloudis, theorizes that some landlords prefer Lexington's breed of small stores.

Welsh pony, breed of small horse popular as a child's or an adult's mount.

Yorkshire remains a word we cannot pronounce and mostly apply to a breed of small dogs favoured by old ladies.

[The New York Times] A new breed of small mining companies are inching closer to exploiting rich deposits of metals and minerals in the seafloor.

He said that the new breed of small-scale community radio stations had proved hugely popular and that the demand for licences was "insatiable" and easily outstripped the analogue spectrum available.

The English peasantry may have officially died out in the Middle Ages, but a new breed of small-scale farmers who live off a few acres and celebrate life on the land have been accepted to join the world's biggest peasant organisation.

But considering great pure players like Quartz – which is just the latest offspring of a larger league – I now come to think we are witnessing the emergence of a new breed of smaller, digital-only outlets that are closing the gap, quality-wise, with legacy media.

Pony, any of several breeds of small horses standing less than 14.2 hands (147 cm, or 58 inches) high and noted for gentleness and endurance.

Otherwise, she mingled casually outside and in the V.I.P. tent, where the dress code included white pants for men and women, with various breeds of small dogs as popular accessories.