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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tiny door in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small entrance or opening within a larger structure or context.
Example: "As I explored the old castle, I stumbled upon a tiny door in the wall that led to a hidden chamber."
Alternatives: "a small entrance in" or "a miniature doorway in".
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It's a key, provided by Lear, which briefly opens a tiny door in the reader's imagination.
Breakfast is taken at a civilised hour at the edge of the pool and the rest of the day is given up to the garden or the private sandy beach, which is reached through a tiny door in the walls.
September 11 2015 October 8 201515 Elevator Repair Service stages a play by Sibyl Kempson, about a couple who travel to a mysterious hotel through a tiny door in their living room.
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Then I noticed all the bags were coming out of a tiny door in what looked like a solid brick wall.
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Piccante is a kind of inner-northern wonderland: waiters in fedoras, a giant chess set and a tiny door into the kitchen of unearthly delights.
We drove past one older lady, who gave us a curious look – what was this thing crawling silently through the night – shook her head and disappeared in through a tiny door.
Why stay cooped up in a building with a tiny door logo that's hard to find?
Men and women gather in the cloister, while through a tiny door the celebrant enters on all fours.
Duck through a tiny door onto the table-wide balcony for the best seats in the house.
It's a tiny door.
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