Sentences with phrase «tiny handful»

1/4 + cup walnuts, lightly toasted, roughly chopped 1 small handful mint leaves 1 tiny handful rose petals, fresh or dried (from unsprayed roses)

In fact, she likes it so much, I've considered using tiny handfuls for treats.

However, if you keep dressing like that and telling people you're a curator, and myself and the teeny tiny handful of other stylish curators I know keep dressing the way we do, someday, SOMEDAY, we'll rid museums of the polyester pantsuit.

This was in the mid-aughts, when the media market was shrinking dramatically, standalone book sections were disappearing (RIP Washington Post Book World), and the number of titles being pitched to the same tiny handful of outlets was exploding.

At the same time, it is still under pressure from centrists and wonks to make climate policy bipartisan, and that pressure will only grow more intense when the number of Republican lawmakers willing to negotiate on climate grows (from its current tiny handful).

While there have been a teeny tiny handful of films that have used the 3D technology to enhance their stories, generally, IMAX is quite successful when it comes to enhancing the all - around experience.

With a tiny handful of teams scrambling to sign the world's best players, there is a growing gap between the few, like Barça, with enough money to compete at the highest level, and the masses below them.

Start with a tiny handful of important ones, and work from there.

The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) also expressed disbelief at the appointment, which came as a shock to all but the tiniest handful of Standard journalists.

There are thousands of start - ups, far fewer successful start - ups, fewer still that become successful companies, even fewer that go from successful company to enduring company, and a tiny handful that become great, enduring companies.

While Taylor Swift has likewise advocated for this approach, the reality is that shutting off streaming may be feasible only for a tiny handful of mega-mega-stars like Swift and Adele.

The very best growth stocks can deliver returns of a hundredfold or more after decades of growth, although by definition only a tiny handful of the thousands of companies listed will ever reach blue chip status.

A tiny handful of funds now allow investors who want to follow their conscience and invest in developing market economies.

A tiny handful of funds now allow investors who want...

Indeed, a tiny handful of jurisdictions — mostly Bermuda, Ireland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands — now account for 63 percent of all profits that American multinational companies claim to earn overseas, according to an analysis by Gabriel Zucman, an assistant professor of economics at the University of California, Berkeley.

We found that a tiny handful of lonely economists were discussing alternatives to a growth society.

The majority of these are CofE schools, then Roman Catholic; other faiths constitute just a tiny handful of these state - maintained schools.

Not just a tiny handful — quite a few.

Even our Bay Area sample, weighted as it was to youth, picked up only a tiny handful of those deeply committed to new forms of religion, although it did lead us to believe that the new groups had gotten a hearing and some sympathy from a significant minority.

We have accepted only a tiny handful of VPRS refugees and, while your recent pledge to increase this commitment to several thousand is welcome, it is not equal to the task before us.

More seriously, the current constitution, where the Crown - in - Parliament rules, gives enormous discretionary power to a tiny handful of people.

Yet even taking a tiny handful of percentage points away from Labour could gift the Tories a majority.

Clegg says he was informed of the practice by a senior Whitehall official soon after becoming David Cameron's deputy in 2010, but that «only a tiny handful» of cabinet ministers were also told — likely to include the home secretary, the foreign secretary and chancellor.

«We now had the technology to take a world - class education that had only been available to a tiny handful of students who were privileged to attend an institution like Stanford, and make it available to such a broad group of people.»

Sacks, Alexander Luria, and a tiny handful of other neuroscientists, have done great service by making their scholarship, their experience and insights available to a surprisingly wide readership, from medics to philosophers and lay readers.

It's seriously one of the best green smoothies I've ever had — and I'm not talking about a fruit - filled smoothie blended with fruit juice and a tiny handful of greens (which certainly tastes amazing, but barely qualifies as a nutritious green smoothie in my opinion).

The tiny handful of women who have speaking roles in «Hangover» may at first seem to be conventional figures in the straight - male imaginary — the sweet and patient bride; the emasculating, hypocritical shrew; the friendly prostitute (a sunny Heather Graham)-- but they are all really incarnations of mommy.

Staying true to the stage production, the story is told completely in melody, through - sung with only a tiny handful of spoken lines.

He managed to coast as actor on his family ties and his rakish good looks, but his range never matured beyond a tiny handful of by - rote mannerisms and facial expressions.

Pugh, a young newcomer with just a tiny handful of film credits, gives a performance of rare ferocity.

I wonder if more than a tiny handful of insular insiders had been grappling with the significance of the early returns, whether the stories might have played out differently.

Meanwhile, CBP and a tiny handful of other organizations have begun focusing attention and training on the people who govern charter schools.

Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader and deputy prime minister, attacked Conservative education policy for an obsession with a «tiny handful» of free schools at the expense of «how you properly finance 24,000 schools across the whole school system».

All but a tiny handful of people said, «My kids are getting a better education than I did.»

Of course, only a tiny handful of cars in the world are Teslas, or will ever be, even assuming the company one day achieves its targeted production rates.

Lotus is one of only a tiny handful of European manufacturers who've flown across to the Far East for the show, ensuring the Scura's grabbing a fair few headlines.

Still, it's one of a tiny handful of cars available today that drive the way I like my cars to drive.

It's easy to do, since Volkswagen sells only about 550 a month, and only a tiny handful of those come through with manual transmissions.

There are only a tiny handful of Aguilus out there and none are writers that I know of.

This is simply indicative of the publishing industry as a whole, where the tiny handful of millionaire bestsellers don't have to connect with their audiences in the way that self - published success stories do.

While technically true, it's also largely irrelevant, because those «extra» dollars — even if they add up to a significant total — only end up going to a tiny handful of authors at the very top of traditional - publishing's pay scale.

Look at the back - flap author bios and you'll see that only the tiniest handful of even bestselling authors actually write - for - a-living.