Sentence examples for a tad smaller from inspiring English sources

Well, call me old fashioned again, but I am guessing the actual audience might have been a tad smaller.

At 39, Mark Steven Teixeira is 11 years older than his baseball counterpart, and at 6 feet and 185 pounds, is a tad smaller.

Culinarily, the fruit is essentially interchangeable with a traditional quince, just a tad smaller, and can be used in all the same recipes – softening from rock hard and acid to sweet, fragrant deliciousness with a little sugary simmering.

Soaring voices accompany images of St. Peter's basilica, with rapt spectators, the present pope and Vatican treasures, some of which are on view mere steps away, generally a tad smaller in real life than they appear on video.

The screen shrunk to 3.2-inches from 3.5, and the whole bezel is just a tad smaller.

The key features are virtually the same, but the form factor is a tad smaller than the SD5.

Wake, a classic hard-working success story, is a tad small but plays with outstanding leverage and speed.

Low ceilings make the rooms seem cramped, but tables are comfortably spaced, if a tad small for the number of dishes a shared dinner would require.

J's roast Crediton chicken with parsnip, ginger and roasting juices (£16) is the only less-than-stellar dish; although well executed, it's a tad small and neat for such a phwoar billing.

Some of the rooms may be a tad small, but others have fireplaces and Persian rugs, and the location off a main street in Providencia near leading shops couldn't be better.

But at north of $10 million, in this market, well, maybe the closets were a tad small, the fixtures kind of ordinary, the mix-and-match exterior of stone and clapboard generic enough to be best described as neo-neo.