Sentence examples for a tiny size from inspiring English sources

If he moves his head about he can find the little patch of vision in his right eye where letters jump from a tiny size to suddenly bigger.

Clegg shrinks to such a tiny size that he is reduced to hiding behind a Lib Dem rosette on the cabinet table where he is eventually chased by the Downing Street cat, as Williams was in The Incredible Shrinking Man.

And yet the next paragraph tells you that she is a tiny size eight - size eight, yet still regarded as being larger than what's deemed usual or acceptable for female celebrities.

When she turned up at her father's 50th birthday party, covered in bruises, her former size 12-14 freducedduced to a tiny size six and weighing just six-and-a-half stone, her family, whom she had not seen in months, knew she was ill.

The person's pupils shrink to a tiny size.

As explained in [16], if we apply the IF scheme to these algorithms, we can reduce their memory resources to a tiny size.

Last month, the ASA banned a TV ad showing women using a corset to squeeze their waists to a "sexy, tiny" size for being irresponsible.

In fact, Estonia is raising a few eyebrows given its tiny size, already producing a number of high quality startups at a prodigious rate.

Marking an atypical career trajectory, French mechanical engineer-turned bikini designer, Louis Réard, known as the godfather of the garment's modern-day incarnation, is said to have come up with the moniker in a wink to its tiny size yet explosive impact, with the term 'bombshell' adopted as a popular reference for the ladies in these revealing swimsuits.

To be fair, the Nordic nations had a significant advantage: their tiny size made it easy for them to earn large current account surpluses after devaluing their currencies.

Despite their tiny size, a considerable variation of seed morphology could be observed among orchid species (Arditti and Ghani [2000]).