The phrase "a tiny bundle of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something small and compact, often in a cute or endearing way.
Example: "She held a tiny bundle of joy in her arms, a newborn puppy with soft fur and bright eyes."
Alternatives: "a small package of" or "a little collection of".
It was in the dunes that we saw the first goldcrest: Paul spotted it, a tiny bundle of exhaustion.
Mary Keitany, a tiny bundle of energy, strode quickly out of the tent and began running outside to warm up.
The group's singer, Andrea Zollo, is a tiny bundle of confidence and fury, pumping her leg while gripping a microphone stand.
You are not just a tiny bundle of flesh, but an emblem, a branch of the constitution, and the world's youngest A-list celebrity.
Finally, she backed us into a nice pet store on Lexington Avenue and showed us a tiny bundle of caramel-colored fur with a comical black mask.
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But with the delivery of a tiny bundle to the paleoanthropological community, the scientific community will get its first view of an early juvenile hominid from head to toe: The partial skeleton of a 3-year-old 3-year-old 3-year-oldd 3.3 million years agirln Ethiopia.
He rolls his sparse mattress into a tiny bundle and deposits it in the belly of the vegetable cart, under which he sleeps.
Small moments of liberation like these became less freqeunt when he and his wife created a daughter, which by all indication they did by compressing a metric ton of pure sugar into a tiny bundle.
Small moments of liberation like these became less frequent when he and his wife created a daughter, which by all indication they did by compressing a metric ton of pure sugar into a tiny bundle.
Into the BOS Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rescue Center on the island of Borneo rushed a rescue worker cradling a tiny bundle in his arms.
