Sentence examples for a tiny piece of a from inspiring English sources

(This produced a snippet, a tiny piece of a thing, later extended to a short bit of prose or, in Dryden's use, "some small snip of gain").

The frustration of reporting events like Dolly and stem cells is that it's almost impossible to get such longer-term considerations into a daily news story, which typically focuses on a tiny piece of a large and complex puzzle.

At the party, when Mr. Kader talked about how he would never be able to show his sons his birthplace, the date's significance was clear: a tiny piece of a lost past restored.

The Golden Age New Devices Detect Primordial Glow If the inflationary theorists are right, the universe we see, the 14 billion light-years, is just a tiny piece of a much vaster universe, or even a whole ensemble of them, forever out of our view.

At the original Miller brewery in downtown Milwaukee — now a tiny piece of a mammoth operation that produces more than 100 million cases of beer annually — roughly 25 of the 550 workers who labor for hourly wages typically leave the company in the course of a year.

In the case of a positive diagnosis, the urologist will often advise a needle biopsy, in which a tiny piece of a tissue is taken from the prostate for analysis [45].

Dan Liebke (@LiebCricket) It's almost as if Bangladesh don't want to be a tiny piece of an unlikely jigsaw of results necessary to get Australia into the #WT20 finals March 30 , 201411.35am BST 14th over: Pakistan 123-3 (Shehzad 78 Malik 21) Malik is an excellent runner between wickets and he has to be here, getting back for a second as a throw from square of the wicket results in a direct hit.

He had a tiny piece of toilet paper with a spot of dried blood stuck to his cheek.

While picking through one pile, he comes upon a tiny piece of gold amid a heap of bones.

Tom Jorishie, who owns a tiny piece of the Arizona Diamondbacks, said, "It's a beautiful monument to a great guy".

Unlike male circumcision, it is not the cutting of a tiny piece of skin, performed on a newborn baby.