Sentence examples for tiny cartons from inspiring English sources

Diners who have had one too many evenings surrounded by tiny cartons of greasy takeout should head to Manhattan's Shun Lee Palace to be reminded of what authentic Chinese food really tastes like.

He then swigged a tiny carton of low-fat milk.

Someone else will pass you a tiny carton of sweeteners or some agave.

Every week I buy one peach or one tiny carton to wait for the perfect 'moment' for each.

It might be worth purchasing one of those tiny cigarette carton books just to see if the publisher's claim that each unabridged story is printed "with a type size that's easy to read" is somehow, improbably, true.

I got this at the Rose Bowl swap meet for $18 in the 1970s," Smith said, reaching for a small 1930s Donald Duck toy in a tiny, faded carton.

Inside the certified green building, shoppers browsed the diminutive egg cartons filled with tiny chocolate blackberry syrah cupcakes at Enjoy Cupcakes, giant tomahawk chops at Belcampo Meat Co. and rows of fusti filled with California grown and milled olive oils from Il Fustino.

Public speaking was important, and she often reminded us to "speak up, loud and clearly, please". After each morning break, the tiny half-pint cartons of free milk were distributed with a cookie.

The police turned a blind eye as patrons received prizes like cigarette cartons or tiny pieces of gold, which they could take to a small window in a nearby building and exchange for money.

Sixty dollars can outfit a kitchen (with teacups, rice bowls, chopsticks and strainers, sponges shaped like kittens, and graters for daikon and wasabi), laundry room (with hampers and hangers) and office (with pens, paper and boxes to hold them), with funds leftover to spoil the kids (toys, elegantly patterned origami paper and erasers shaped like mini-milk cartons or tiny bowls of ramen).

De Silva then pulled out a black carton punctured with tiny squares and explained how the liquid and cells get dropped into each square.