Sentence examples for a tiny passage from inspiring English sources

Nichols writes in Grove that the clear and tuneful score has no deep, or even shallow, symbolism, a fact "accentuated by a tiny passage of mock-Wagnerian brass, complete with emotive minor 9ths".

Fashioned from a giant clock face that Frank has discovered on the town dump, it is a precise network of tiny passages down which captive wasps must crawl to various kinds of death.

Inside the converter, a bricklike ceramic honeycomb with hundreds of tiny passages is coated with a catalyst material, typically platinum or palladium.

A nanofluid coolant could flow through tiny passages in MEMS too to improve its efficiency.

And we had no guide so I could go around at my own pace.' * Inside the Great Pyramid: 'It was weird going up the long steep stairways and down tiny passages to the tomb chambers, with that vast weight of dark rock all round and above you.' * The camel ride: 'It was really fun.

The advantage over books is that you can carry a thousand tomes in a tiny reader, and search for passages as you would on a computer.

So once in a while a scrambled bit of passage work or a tiny clinker cluttered up his beautifully clear, incisive and musicianly playing.

Beer Table in Brooklyn now has a tiny satellite shop in the Graybar Passage inside Grand Central Terminal called Beer Table Pantry, where some 65 to 100 bottled brews are sold.

Since I live on the Upper East Side and not in a tiny prelapsarian village, this celebratory rite of passage will have to take place squarely on Madison Avenue.

I was struck by a tiny word at the beginning of a passage midway through: "We'd had the accident at the age when your identity is pretty much up for grabs.

As a vehicle for a titanic choir, however, it fell short; choral passages, though predictably ravishing, made up only a tiny fraction of an agreeably bombastic affair.