Sentence examples for a tiny rock from inspiring English sources

And all because of a disagreement about a tiny rock more than 3bn miles away.

Ruskin, in one of his many didactic enterprises, could describe a mountain formation through a tiny rock, and vice versa.

Why, you might reasonably ask, should non-astronomy buffs care about a near miss from such a tiny rock?

Calder's is a spiky miniature mobile in silver that resembles a fish skeleton, Tanguy's a tiny rock landscape painted on a silver-dollar-size disc of russet seashell.

Early in his guard duty, he insists on confiscating a tiny rock from a prisoner because he has carved it into the shape of historic Palestine, implying that there is, or should be, no Israel.

The researchers, led by Yale post-doctoral fellow Lowell Miyagi, a former UC Berkeley graduate student, used a diamond-anvil cell to compress an MgSiO3 glass to nearly 1.4 million times atmospheric pressure and heated it to 3,500 Kelvin (more than 3,000 degrees Celsius, or nearly 6,000 degrees Fahrenheit) to create a tiny rock of post-perovskite.

First is a tiny rock-cut salon, bright with tiles and glass and mirrored textiles.

Demos shot through ML One that the company showed off during a recent Twitch livestream, like a tiny rock-throwing monster, looked lame, and were mocked mercilessly.

Perfect white-sand crescents at Fetovaia and Cavoli, on the island's south-west, make a great photo, but Sant'Andrea on the north coast is a tiny rock-pooler's dream.

She'll fucking love it!" The ice decorations' strong New York City themes reach their apotheosis in a tiny rock-and-roll V.I.P. room, open to everyone, whose centerpiece is a pointillist ice portrait of John Lennon, who seems to be challenging you to explain to him what the hell is going on.

"You're not looking at bones but at carvings," said Mr. LeDray, who first used the material in 1995 when he recreated a tiny rocking chair from a bone purchased at a specimen shop.