Sentence examples for 1 a tiny from inspiring English sources

Hydroids have three basic life-cycle stages: (1) a tiny free-swimming ciliated planula larva about 1 mm (0.04 inch) long, which settles and metamorphoses into (2) a sessile (attached), usually colonial polyp stage, which in turn liberates (3) a gamete-producing male or female medusa ("jellyfish").

She knew she needed to visit Rowley (Slide 1), a tiny community a couple of hours north of Vulcan whose residents throw a pizza party at the local saloon on the last Saturday of each month, often attended by hundreds from nearby towns.

(27) —A tiny little sandman overdoses a man with dream dust, leading to various over-the-top male fantasies, which apparently involve a Kia.

JUST 141 INCHES LONG, the A140 has a tiny 82 hp engine.

Age: 1+ A tiny, baby's hand-sized piece of perfection, Baby Sleeps takes a few key moments from the Ahlbergs' classic The Baby's Catalogue to create a warm and reassuring illustrated overview of a baby's day.

Japan's Muslim population is approximately 180,000, a tiny proportion of the total.

The New Yorker, July 23 , 1932P. 5 A tiny butcher shop recently opened in a Connecticut town.

The price of grain from about 2002-2008 – a tiny window – tripled.

Prison Fellowship officials talk of raising enrollment to 200 -- a tiny fraction of the 145,000 inmates incarcerated by Texas.

Start at the 16th-century Sveto Petka Samardzhiska (5), a tiny church almost submerged in a clash of broad boulevards.

I bought the amazing Canon S100, a tiny pocket camera with the biggest sensor on the market.