Sentence examples for a miniature section of from inspiring English sources

This part of its route between Porthmadog and Caernarfon brings to mind a miniature section of some railway in the Canadian Rockies, its load not blue slate but holidaymakers and narrow gauge railway enthusiasts.

Mostly a selection of mostly rare books with some curious objects also, "Voyages" offers a miniature cross section of the vast holdings of the Smithsonian Institution Libraries.

In a sand-filled Plexiglas tank in the lab, they constructed a miniature cross section of the sea's shore.

A miniature masterpiece of section-writing and spurs to individual flights, Four Brothers showed how distinctively he was already negotiating the tricky jazz compromise of freedom and organisation.

Through Aug. 4 "Voyages," a selection of mostly rare books as well as curious objects, offers in miniature a cross-section of the vast holdings of the Smithsonian Institution Libraries.

So the Fourth and Fifth were prefaced by one of Sibelius's supreme ­achievements, Luonnotar – the setting (half song, half miniature tone poem) of a section of the Kalevala dealing with the creation of the world, which was sung with deceptive power by soprano Helena Juntunen.

A miniature set of playing cards.

Lillian Leitzel"a miniature marvel of mid-air".

It looked like a miniature set of brass knuckles.

The stanza looks like a miniature version of some great ode (appropriately enough for a somewhat miniature book), but doesn't sound miniature at all.

"It's like a miniature model of Stonehenge".