Sentence examples for a tiny second from inspiring English sources

"Humour is a moment, literally a tiny second of something flying between one person and another.

We strap a tiny second screen to our wrist; we lodge an even tinier one in front of an eye; we seek more effortless status updates, more variables tracked, more abstraction of everyday experience into metrics.

One listing service, QwickRate, based in Marietta, Ga., has just 18 employees crammed into a tiny second-floor office.

The gallery was in a tiny second-floor walkup, with green walls, fairy lights, and a view of the city's congested historical center.

In "real life," he's a rich book-megastore heir and she's the owner of a tiny second-generation bookshop, which is about to be put out of business by the megastores.

In Chelsea, a tiny fourth-floor walk-up was listed for $485,000 — and the agent said higher offers were coming in.

Stéphanie lived in a tiny seventh-floor walk-up with a cold water tap and a hot plate for a kitchen.

A tiny fifth lot in the subdivision has an old boat slip and may be developed into a marina for the subdivision, Mr. Guggenheimer said.

BACK AT DITMAS after the Christmas break Ms. Vegter picked up her work with Gary Zeng, a tiny sixth grader not much bigger than his chosen instrument, the tuba.

This name, however, plays on Tiger -- as in Woods, the brand's advertising spokesman -- and offers a tiny third door for golf clubs.

Then, as the book was about to be published in a tiny first edition, Mr. Entrekin got a copy from a buyer at Barnes & Noble, loved it, and bought out the first printing.