For dessert, we did not much like zeppole, that old street-fair staple, dressed to kill in a thick, painfully sweet butterscotch sauce.
San Francisco may be teeming with young creative types, but most who want to make a living from art depart for New York or Los Angeles, where strong gallery scenes are complemented by scads of art fairs, a staple of the contemporary art market.
But the SEC's head of enforcement, Richard Walker, says it is investigating a record number of cases involving insider trading in American shares by people outside the country.The Sunbeam case bids fair to become a staple of business-school accounting classes.
But while wool and garments made from it have been a staple on Fair Isle for generations, a group of edgy knitwear companies in London – with names such as Unmade and Wool and the Gang – are turning the traditional model of purchasing fashion products on its head.
And then there is the American populist craze for food art, a staple of country fairs and patriotic parades.
In 19th century America, horse racing was a staple of every county fair.
Tahini, peppers, cilantro, avocados and different varieties of mango -- all unknown to the Paterson-born and Fair Lawn-raised Corrados -- became staples in the store because of the customers' initiative and the owners' listening skills.
The inward experience had outward show and before long ingesting the air bag had become a spectator sport, the staple of carnivals and fairs.
Face painting booths are a staple at carnivals and fairs, and elaborate make-up is often used in theatrical performances.
The gallery is a staple on high-end art fair circuit.
