Evidence: Subject paid for F.B.I.-cafeteria lunches with rubles, said miniature camera in one incisor was "a gift from Uncle Ivan," drove Volga sedan, yet F.B.I. did not ID subject as Russian mole for fifteen years.
The ground floor, with polished concrete floors, white walls and matte-black exposed fixtures, offers $4 lattes, a lunch menu and impulse purchases like miniature apothecary bottles and cookbooks with names like "Pie it Forward" and "Seamus Mullen's Hero Food".
She loved making miniature houses, photo albums, scrap books, and enjoyed lunch on her front patio watching the sailboats on the ocean.
Salamis dangle in the window, Coke comes in miniature glass bottles, and men in paper hats slice lunch meat behind a counter.
Along the way, approach a man and a woman shaking hands and ask, "Is this what sex is?" Repeat with couples who are gardening, eating lunch, waiting for a bus, and playing miniature golf.
Outside, in a fraction of one vast parking lot, they staged a tailgate lunch – Twickenham's west car park in miniature, overlooked by the rusted post-industry of New Jersey's wilder shores.
At lunchtime, they open their dusty coolers and squeeze into the sandhogs' lunch room, an oblong box shaped like a miniature baseball dugout.
And so we drove to the Convention Center, waved a miniature American flag and happily went off for a celebratory lunch.
One officer, wearing a miniature video camera on his tie, posed as a waiter at a lunch hosted by Ribatti at the Grand Hotel.
It was getting toward lunch, and in the spacious kitchen, three chefs were preparing dessert: miniature pastries made with honey and chestnuts cultivated in nearby orchards.
The president appears to be preparing for the event as if he is delivering a miniature State of the Union message — typically, television anchors meet with the president over lunch ahead of his annual address to Congress.
