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Incidentally, there was a tiny snippet of good news in the American Express survey.
It could be anything from the color of a wing feather to a tiny snippet of unique D.N.A.
He sings a tiny snippet of something that Tim played only once - almost as something to just get his fingers moving.
A roundabout deal for a tiny snippet of DNA that will help build a better cassava was announced recently by the Dow Chemical Company and the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center in St . Louis
One thing I do want to say about this book is that every essay has a picture drawn by a fan who was given a tiny snippet of the chapter to read over and then draw a picture of it.
Although I have typed four pages, I have described only a tiny snippet of life with my son, and we have tried everything we have thought of, read about, had medically advised or had suggested by someone with a friend just like us … all with no change.
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Our 85-year-old head of state and her 90-year-old husband fly halfway round the world to pay an official visit to Australia, and their arrival merits only a tiny snippet towards the end of the BBC 10 O'Clock News.
Instagram missed it and Snapchat caught just a tiny snippet.
1UP.com enjoyed the amount of detail, including the graphics, puzzles, and intelligent enemies, saying, "Valve just packed more atmosphere into a tiny snippet than most shooters muster, period".
Micro-RNAs, virtually unheard of a few years ago, are tiny snippets of RNA — the chemical cousin of the genetic material DNA — that have been found to play a major role in controlling biological processes.
Instead of hour-long sessions sifting through expansive content and news sites on a desktop computer, we sought tiny snippets of mobile entertainment to fill the moments of downtime during our lives on the go.
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