Sentence examples for a host of tiny from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rhorer effectively interpolated a host of tiny volume fluctuations in the overture to Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro"; he got through the abrupt tempo changes in Beethoven's First Symphony with accuracy.

The vote to readmit Iceland was 19 to 18, with a host of tiny nations with little or no direct interest in whaling falling in behind Norway and Japan.

Spain has Vueling, Scandinavia has Sterling, and Italy has a host of tiny carriers that focus on random, disparate cities — Evolavia, for example, flies between Ancona, Paris and Moscow.

But Mr. Christopher is in the minority, and if the pessimists are right, historians of the slowdown of 2000 may conclude that the economy came to grief due to a host of tiny cuts, not a single murderous blow.

The airbeast obeyed, cilia along its flanks undulating like a sea of grass in the wind — a host of tiny oars rowing backward, slowing the Leviathan almost to a halt.

But the NRC panel is worried that a host of tiny particles are not being adequately followed, and that the complexity of those movements is not yet understood fully.

There are viruses, flukes, wasps, tapeworms, fungi and a whole host of tiny creatures whose only goal in life is to infect, exploit and take control of their host's every day behaviour.

"We want to know your thoughts, your opinions," said Mr. Polanco, a host of Grupo Radial Delgado, a tiny radio station aimed at New York's Ecuadorean immigrants.

Facing a host of challenges, ranging from tiny endowments to shrinking enrollments, such colleges and universities are the pride of their communities.

Marine ecosystems are home to a host of numerous species ranging from tiny planktonic organisms, fishes, and birds, to large mammals such as the whales, manatees, and seals.

But Dr. Estrin said the project still faced a host of challenges, both with the accuracy of tiny sensors and with the researchers' ability to be certain that personal information remains private.