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Usage examples of burrito.

It was something resembling quesadillas and burritos, but with plenty of meat and vegetables and not much in the way of beans or rice.

I always think are the best kind of places, in fact the burrito I had there for lunch was probably at least two hundred times better than the spendy dinner we had in Taos.

Back at their apartment, Andi dialed her mother from the living room phone while Lena heated black beans and steamed rice for burritos.

Cottle that for an instant Billy believed the man had to be alive, that somehow he had never been dead, but in the next instant he realized that the first body he had dropped into the volcanic vent had not been Cottle, that the filling of the corpse burrito had been replaced.

Starbucks with cappuccino and wireless connection, no Jamba Juice to get my daily shots of wheatgrass, no Baja Grill to get a broiled chicken burrito.

Picking up a ladle, Mother Bea ladled burritos, rice, and beans from the cauldron to the plates.

Clever entrepreneurs offered chicken pieces, roast beef sandwiches, fried fish fillets, and Americanized tacos and burritos as alternatives to the more traditional fare of hamburgers and hot dogs.

Have some cervezas, microwave a burrito, watch a rerun on my dish TV of the 1982 Daytona 500.

The interior held little ambience but the service was great and the burritos terrific.

Esperanza ran to her sister's small stove and pulled what looked like burritos from a steaming pot.

I went and sat down under a tree and ate a burrito and an extra piece of cheese.

He bit into a burrito, cold beans and green chili wrapped in a tortilla, and chewed thoughtfully for a while, gazing up at the first gray threatening afternoon clouds.

Well, they had burritos for lunch at school and I hate them, so I ordered from the Chinese place when I got home because I didn't exactly want tuna casserole.

It was a fantastic, reeking bonanza of smells and smoke, and Hardy, chewing a shrimp burrito, walked through it, mingling, taking it in.

You think about it tonight and whatever you decide we're still going to have my special burritos for dinner.