Sentence examples for a tiny ray of from inspiring English sources

Walking through the gardens of Den Nationale Scene (the National Theatre), on my way to the studio last month, there was a tiny ray of sunlight shining on the grass and I just sat down near it.

A public insurance alternative that's available to everyone offers a tiny ray of hope, but not if it's hamstrung to look and behave like insurers in the private sector — think failures of Medicare Advantage.

"The clouds have cleared and there is just a tiny ray of sunshine beginning to enter their world," said Jake Dollarhide, the chief executive of Longbow Asset Management, a private money manager in Tulsa, Okla.

There's a tiny ray of hope, however: Zack Johnson, a designer behind Kingdom of Loathing was willing to give me a little bit to chew on.

There's a tiny ray of hope, however: Zach Johnson, a designer behind Kingdom of Loathing was willing to give me a little bit to chew on.

Due to the 'Sofia' centre, a tiny ray of hope appeared in the girl's life.

There is perhaps one tiny ray of hope.

Their tiny ray of light in my dark miserable childhood gave me hope, balance and a dream to cling to.' In Broken, she expresses her amazement at how even just the tiniest bit of love was enough to save her: 'But it was and it did.

You know, working in an elementary school I learned so much from my tiny rays of sunshine.

Thus, a tiny X-ray of the steel armature that now holds her vertebrae together functions as a kind of connective tissue in the exhibition; she has imbedded a photograph of the X-ray in waxed seals that she will later apply to the score of extravagantly wrapped and intricately patterned gift boxes on open display in the gallery.

The technique uses a tiny X-ray beam that traverses the body in an axial plane.