Sentence examples for little packet of from inspiring English sources

Then he located the little packet of breath strips in his coat pocket.

It should come with a grape Slurpee, a little packet of Pop Rocks and a cocktail-size American flag to wave between your thumb and forefinger at teary moments.

Then there's the enforced idleness, the fussy little packet of towels and bed linen you get, and the chance to glimpse the minutiae of ordinary Russian life out of the windows and among your fellow travellers.

While his summarising of the talents of the Benin midfielder Stéphane Sessègnon – "He is a little packet of dynamite" with "a small centre of gravity" – was straight out of the top pocket.

Drawing on the work of Richard Dawkins (Deutsch copiously acknowledges his influences), he explains that a gene is a little packet of knowledge about the environment it exists in — a set of instructions for building a complex chemical bundle, which we call an organism, that will protect it and allow it to make copies of itself.

Salt 'n' shake Smith's plain crisps came with a little packet of salt for sprinkling to taste, but when the American company General Mills bought the brand in the Sixties – thinking it was being helpful – it got rid of the added bag and pre-salted them.

Don't forget the little packets of hot sauce.

A "taster" for Cellar Door included little packets of flavourless sweets, dubbed "the taste of illusion".

It became clear that bacteria could carry little packets of DNA in bundles called plasmids.

That is to say, 1090 little packets of primordial energy, more or less.

The Redskins could squeeze little packets of mumbo sauce all over Mike Shanahan.