Sentence examples for a tiny corner on from inspiring English sources

But that film was barely visible, occupying only a tiny corner on the bottom right of the screen.

There is a tiny corner of commercialism on the site, where the alliance sells books and posters and gives away buttons and bumper stickers.

More than 200 hundred sub-Saharan migrants managed to climb over a triple-layer border fence into Spain's North African enclave of Melilla — a tiny corner of Europe on the Moroccan coast.

It's not just frustrating to see efforts focused on a tiny corner of a huge problem, though, but potentially worrying for those on the receiving end.

"The government wants us to focus on a tiny corner of this world," Mr. Wall said.

I didn't realize I'd accidentally sat on a tiny corner of her Burberry Trench until she pulled it from under me, saying, "Watch it, fatty".

A city study confirmed that the two trails encroached on a tiny corner of a vernal pool — a type of temporary wetland — and hurt the habitat of the tiny San Diego fairy shrimp, an endangered species.

He could see only out of a tiny corner of his right eye.

Yet it is only a tiny corner of the dreary canvas of Soviet life.

Argos earlier this week launched its first ever London Underground store, in a tiny corner of Cannon Street Station.

Computer stores feature a tiny corner of Mac products among their acres of PC gear.