Sentence examples similar to a tiny vague from inspiring English sources
In "The 10 45 Creature (It Was Probably a Raccoon!)," a tiny elephant fends off a large, vaguely feline presence by using its trunk as a flashlight.
If anything I vaguely work with a tiny subset of applied mathematics.
At a tiny town called Yampa we buy food and get some vague directions up a dirt track that takes us to Flat Tops Wilderness, a wonderful area of pines, crags and low valleys where eagles are hunting.
So why did I feel vaguely criminal as I stuffed my cannabis card -- resembling a tiny passport, embossed with a marijuana leaf -- in my wallet?
He vaguely remembered a conversation, but hadn't understood what treating such a tiny premature baby meant.
"I think we just saw a pterodactyl," said Argos calmly, feeling a tiny but odd grip inside his chest as though someone had nipped a paper clip on to a vague and minor part of his interior works.
So now that Hilton is vaguely relevant again, photographers spotted the 32-year-old soaking up some rays in a tiny bandeau bikini and playing with her dogs on the beach outside her house in Malibu, on Sunday.
Fox is small and narrow, with a tiny waist, and she wears her long, thick dark brown hair parted in the middle, which gives her a vaguely Indian quality.
It panders to a tiny, tiny minority.
