Sentence examples for a tiny knob from inspiring English sources

So don't chop your parsley too early, and make sure you add a tiny knob of butter at the end.

There's a tiny knob missing from my hands-free car kit, which I keep meaning to replace.

Second, the only way to adjust the recording level is to use a tiny knob on the back of the tape deck, which seems scientifically engineered to be as awkward a location as possible.

A couple of students proposed resurrecting the crown — the tiny knob on the right side that you pull out to set an analog watch.

The Home button is the tiny knob found just below your device's screen, and it takes you directly to the home screen.

"It was always breathtaking to see John gliding effortlessly upward on tiny knobs or with only the first knuckles of his fingers in a crack 100 feet off the ground.

In reality, Phil's prediction is decided ahead of time by the group on Gobbler's Knob, a tiny hill just outside Punxsutawney about 65 miles (about 100km) north-east of Pittsburgh.

4. In the years following the release of Groundhog Day, a 1993 film starring Bill Murray, crowds numbering as high as 30,000 have visited Gobbler's Knob, a tiny hill in Punxsutawney where the ceremony takes place.

Push on the positive end of the battery (the knob end) in the direction of the negative end a tiny bit and pull downward until you feel the battery release itself.

Indoor locks (the kind with just the small hole in the knob) are just privacy locks, and can usually be opened with a tiny screwdriver.

The knurled knob on the back that sets the hands had disappeared, leaving nothing but a tiny stem almost hidden in the innards of the clock.