Sentence examples for tiny courses from inspiring English sources

Michael Mina, the San Francisco-based chef known for elaborate, tiny courses contained within one entree, is working both trends.

At David Bouley's latest Tribeca venture, he does no cooking at all, but instead is a kind of non-executive producer for a Japanese restaurant devoted to kaiseki, which consists of a succession of tiny courses presented with exquisite intricacy.

By Leo Carey At David Bouley's latest Tribeca venture, he does no cooking at all, but instead is a kind of non-executive producer for a Japanese restaurant devoted to kaiseki, which consists of a succession of tiny courses presented with exquisite intricacy.

Today, the meal is a ritualistic series of seven to ten tiny courses.

Serves 6 to 8 as a first course or tiny middle course.

To give just a tiny flavour, courses currently on offer include animal nursing, computer-aided design, dental technology, floristry and quantity surveying.

Computer chips are in essence tiny assault courses for electrons.

Although the ulnar branch of the FDMCA is tiny and courses deeply within the musculo-osseus groove, no attempt is made to visualise the artery.

To study the properties of DNA molecules, Craighead and his associates employ lithographic equipment like that used by the chip industry to make tiny obstacle courses for molecules.

Administrative costs are high loan sizes are tiny, of course, and transactions are administered by armies of bankers visiting clients on foot or on motor scooters, rather than through a branch.

Here, for example, from the chapter called "Words," is her take on a passage from Paul Bowles's story "A Distant Episode": "The contents of the Professor's 'two small overnight bags full of maps, sun lotions and medicines' provide a tiny mini-course in the importance of close reading.