Sentence examples for tiny supermarket from inspiring English sources

A no vote to the last terms offered by Greece's lenders would be a catastrophe, said the owner of Archaia Nemea's sole, tiny supermarket.

A tiny handful of supermarkets now promote reusable shopping bags—I know of one that expects customers to pay for shopping bags but most veer away from this, or at best ask for donations if consumers want a bag.

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The supermarket is "tiny".

"You can visualize it as a plastic bag, like from the supermarket, with tiny holes".

Moments later, the chef from behind the supermarket's tiny fast-food restaurant caught sight of the legend and genuflected.

There are bowls of homemade rum punch and boxes of those tiny bottles of cheap supermarket beer that you get irresponsible adults to buy for you when you're too young to drink.

Even if lottery officials wanted to halt sales at the exact moment a winning ticket was claimed, they probably couldn't — not when tickets are sold in such a wide array of unaffiliated venues, from big modern supermarkets to tiny curbside newsstands.

Most of the major supermarket chains have tiny pilot delivery projects that they do not intend to expand any time soon.

He stepped back to photograph the rolling yellow glow of barrel cactus thorns, zeroed in on the writhing stems of Baja's Stenocereus eruca resembling a pit of snakes, and went nose to nose with the turquoise florets of the intricately patterned kalanchoe leaves, familiar to us in tiny plastic pots in the supermarket but here growing knee-high.

Last spring E-Trade, whose supermarket is still tiny, disquieted higher-cost rivals by announcing it would rebate up to half of the 12b-1 marketing fees (a component of some expense ratios) and other supermarket charges to customers.