Sentence examples for little barrel from inspiring English sources
Botticelli's name is derived from that of his elder brother Giovanni, a pawnbroker who was called Botticello ("Little Barrel").
Our friends, who are naturally inquisitive, shop there, so we put them on a mission to discover the ingredients of this little barrel candy.
You see, I already can see that this one can roll a little barrel," Dmitry said, gesturing to a cat that had gotten up on its hind legs as he approached, pawing at the glass.
In their spiritual home, the classic French restaurant, pommes de terre fondantes tend to assume the form of a cylindrical slab of starch, though they're occasionally also found whittled into diminutive little barrels, as Roux, Loubet and Bourdain demand.
This kitchen has a remarkable ability to blacken without scorching, and they pull off the same trick in a memorable duck dish: the breast blushing pink and oozing juice, the confit leg boned and cut into a sophisticated square of intensely ducky meat and crisp skin; it comes with a pool of rhubarb puree and little barrels of the stalk, charred but still supremely fuchsia and sour-sweet.
St. Bernards don't like carrying little barrels of liquor around their necks b.
For a skeet, target, or hunting shotgun, a long barrel with a choke on it is probably preferred, whereas a home (or personal) defense, a shotgun should probably have a short barrel with little or no choke.
Still, they could have been old-time Chicago ward heelers looking out for the neighborhood when a little pork barrel was at stake.
She'd carry a basket on her arm, real willow, shaped like a segment of orange, with a tan leather flap and a fastener like a little brass barrel turning in a brass slot.
We wanted something that said 'L.A.' " "Every corner that you look at is its own little cameo — barrel ceilings, Juliet balconies.
When he brought the little plastic barrel out (which originally had olives inside) Twin gave it a once over before giving his appraisal, "It looks good, it looks stuffy".
