Sentence examples for a little dot from inspiring English sources

We're just a little dot on the Pacific," says Hawaii's governor, Ben Cayetano.

Another video is visible through a tiny splintery hole in the floor, a little dot of beckoning brightness.

"Two rims twelve miles apart — for four hours I would be a little dot in the sky, and break a record for distance.

When you are trying to describe a whole picture, if you leave out a little dot in a corner, that dot, that absence, will tinge the entire description.

It's just a little dot, an astronomical phenomenon of small significance, and you couldn't even see it with the naked eye.

"Two rims twelve miles apart for four hours I would be a little dot in the sky, and break a record for distance.

The micrographs confirmed this: in 7721 cells probed with the molecular beacon, there is only a little dot-like red fluorescence, showing that there is no exogenous C/EBPβ 3'UTR RNA within the cells (Fig. 3c).

Grebniets's mirror image looks at the globe as a Midwesterner does, picturing New York as quite a small little dot, though a noisy dot, one that, while believing itself the discoverer of all things fashionable, is frequently a dot woefully behind the American curve.

It's impossible to know, but perhaps our individualistic, workaholic society would be more rooted in community and quality and less focused on money and success if we each thought of ourselves as a small "i" with a sweet little dot.

He even gives himself little rules concerning his annotation of books: no messy underlining or highlighting in yellow or pink, just a discreet little dot in the margin next to something he approves of — dots so discreet that they "could almost be a dark fleck in the paper" — and, also, no more than 10 or 15 dots per book.

One problem everyone who used Thes device faced was twoing to seat it in the entertainment dock.