Sentence examples for a tiny vessel from inspiring English sources

I was keen to experience what it would have been like on such a tiny vessel.

A funerary mask for a fetus and a tiny vessel used to house the mummies of two stillborn female children are almost unbearably sad.

I drained the dehumidifer in my mildewed hotel room, then thought of OSIRIS-REx tucked dry at the top of its rocket, a tiny vessel for a preposterous number of hopes and anxieties and unanswered questions.

But, says Adam Lusher, there's method in this madness I've spent a lifetime looking down a microscope and there are things that still make me gasp Watching cells pass through a tiny vessel, or dividing and proliferating, or white cells engulfing other cells or bits of dirt: there's something totally fascinating about that kind of movement.

I've spent a lifetime looking down a microscope and there are things that still make me gasp Watching cells pass through a tiny vessel, or dividing and proliferating, or white cells engulfing other cells or bits of dirt: there's something totally fascinating about that kind of movement.

"He is not number 3,022 on an aircraft carrier," says O.J. "He is, at a very young age, a captain on a tiny vessel.

The coolness, the courage and the analytical skill of the shuttle astronauts, crawling around the skin of their tiny vessel, is a peculiarly modern sight.

There is a theory that William Gammon took his tiny vessel inside the stricken Liberty ship, between the Samtampa and the coast, where the water was calmer and the chances of taking men off were greater.

Doctors inject a drug through a tiny blood vessel in the eye and, within 15 seconds, the drug is "stuck inside" the cancer.

Dissecting a set of cranial nerves for a class presentation, he noticed something amiss: a tiny blood vessel pressing on the trigeminal nerve.

To get to Italy he had to pay border crossers 800 euros (approximately $1,150) for a 25-hour boat ride in a tiny fishing vessel packed with another two dozen Tunisians.