Sentence examples for tiny food from inspiring English sources

Some small businesses — a barbershop here, a tiny food stand there — are stirring back to life.

There was a tiny food processor, and since no one but me had ever made homemade mayonnaise, either, a lesson seemed in order.

There's lots of stuff about small being beautiful, and the need to support tiny food retailers because nobody else is doing that.

The problem was Sticky, my tiny papillon, who laboriously chews and swallows only one tiny food pellet at a time, before giving up to run to the window to bark.

In 1979, Patricia Wells, writing in The New York Times, called it a "tiny food shop with big ideas," referring to its handmade zucchini pickles and blueberry preserves, made from local produce whenever possible.

Alongside dinnerware from England and Holland, and Himalayan hand-woven rugs, are wooden furniture crafted by a Bedford resident, Jeff Dente, and tiny food created by Mary Eccher of South Salem.

Also Nong's Khao Man Gai, the tiny Thai restaurant and tinier food cart in Portland, Ore., that serves some of the best chicken and rice on the West Coast.

Because the restaurant is tiny, the food is nice and its chef, Curtis Stone, is the one food television star whom everybody genuinely likes.

During my last day there, I had gone to a tiny gourmet food store and stocked up for my trip home.

Family-owned Farmfoods, the tiny frozen food retailer based in Cumbernauld, Scotland, has astonished industry watchers as it has gone from shrinking sales to become the fastest-growing grocer.

The level of detail was phenomenal: small sticks represented eucalyptus groves - eucalyptus being the equivalent of poplars in France, a cash forestry crop - and there were tiny fridges, food blenders, pick-up trucks and even Volvos.