Sentence examples for a tiny fragment from inspiring English sources

Al Qaeda in Iraq is a tiny fragment of its former self.

A tiny fragment from the Soviet hoard sold at an auction in 1993.

Even a tiny fragment of such junk can destroy a satellite.

The earliest version of Shakespeare on film is a tiny fragment of King John, starring Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree.

A tiny fragment of the population believed they'd inherited the chalice from the leaders of the 1916 rising.

Demand from international collectors is such that a tiny fragment of the meteorite could fetch hundreds of dollars.

It sees how our existence is a tiny shard, a infinitesimal fragment thrown out by an impossibly distant cosmic detonation.

A third emblematic slip we have found is a very tiny fragment of the head shake 'no' or head nod 'yes', directly contradicting the words that are spoken.

Even a very tiny fragment of the whole organism can regenerate itself, provided it contains some nuclear material to determine what is supposed to be regenerated.

With its wood panelling, handsome floorboards and oil paintings, the Grapes is a forgotten, tiny fragment of Victorian London hidden in the shadows of Canary Wharf's ominous skyscrapers.

Emmanuel Labram conducted surgery on a woman in 2008 at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, but despite only removing a few tiny fragments of a lesion told her and her husband he had removed "100 per cent" of the tumour.