The Vietnamese bánh mì, with its rambunctious spice, glossy pork belly and liver pâté at Hanoi Bike Shop in Glasgow or Baowow in Bristol, wonderful pastrami sandwiches as exemplified by the Reuben at Liverpool's Free State Kitchen, or the near ubiquitous pulled pork bun from places such as Oink in Edinburgh.
The Vietnamese bánh mì, with its rambunctious spice, glossy pork belly and liver pâté at Hanoi Bike Shop in Glasgow or Baowow in Bristol, wonderful pastrami sandwiches as exemplified by the Reuben at Liverpool's Free State Kitchen, or the near ubiquitous pulled pork bun from places such as Oink in Edinburgh.
Most everyone around you will be speaking Spanish, and if you squint and take another sip of your mojito, you can almost see one of the decaying but glorious 1950s American cars ubiquitous in Havana pull up to the curb outside.
Children do backflips into the ubiquitous canals and then pull their friends in with them.
But it was his next words -- an unprintable, expletive-ridden dismissal of his on-and-off girlfriend, Karrueche Tran, to introduce his ubiquitous hit "Loyal" -- that pulled the focus away.
It is followed by the ubiquitous PDA/Blackberry/Textometers that have a gravitational pull of a neodymium magnet.
Few men can pull off the season's ubiquitous chunky sweaters without looking, well, chunky.
For so many, the ubiquitous Little Chef conjures up images of pulling off the road for an "Olympic breakfast", a bumper plate of sausage, eggs, bacon, sauté potatoes, mushrooms, tomatoes, toast and baked beans.
The reason is that Microsoft's software has become so ubiquitous that getting rid of it would be like pulling the concrete out from under your skyscraper.
Such policies have become ubiquitous, especially after International Business Machines said in March that it would pull its ads from any web site that didn't post its privacy policy.
The man pulled out a mobile phone, which was not yet ubiquitous back in the 1990s.
