Sentence examples for small spuds from inspiring English sources

Yet the development cost of £7.8 million is small spuds compared with the £79 million it cost to set up London's loss-making bicycle hire scheme, Boris's other alliteration-friendly signature transport project.

"When the chef wanted 'new potatoes' you had to find the smallest spuds for him.

The researchers themselves say they are most interested in the result with cytosolic invertase, even though it yielded smaller spuds, because it may give clues to how plants divvy up sucrose between immediate energy needs within cells and the plant's starch reserves in tubers and other sink organs--a central question in plant physiology.

Her inner lips were regulation healthy and her clit it was a small red little spud.

Potato battery You can power a tiny clock for a small time by plugging copper and zinc poles into your humble spud.

The humble spud finds itself stuffed into flatbread, encrusted in cumin seeds or tucked into pancakes.

Having a barrel that is too long or a chamber that is too small will cause the spud to slow down due to drag.

In a short time I could make out some shapes in my path, fishermen's shanties — a series of small houses positioned over round holes spudded through the ice, through which the occupants could angle for perch or hang for hours, iron spear in hand, to await the great pike, drawn to them by a hand-whittled wooden perch decoy.

Perhaps because the entire enterprise seemed a bit Monkees-like -- a huge corporation trying to manufacture spontaneous cool -- the breed registered only a small blip in popularity for the few years Spuds hawked suds.

It's quick and easy and can be eaten as the main course with spuds for six people or in smaller portions as part of a "using up the scraps" buffet laid out on a table with salads etc.

But jamming a small copper lead into one side of the spud and a zinc lead into the other, you basically get a clever lesson in catalysts and electronics.