Sentence examples for access to a tiny from inspiring English sources

[New York Post] How a dispute over access to a tiny men's room in a Bronx nightclub turned deadly.

Some friends of Teller's had access to a tiny theatre in Princeton, and "Asparagus" played a two-weekend engagement there in November of 1975.

A universe where scary things are blunted -- that is, by a blanket of fantasy -- is easier to enter; it's helpful too for the main character to have access to a tiny bit of magical power.

He cursed the strict new controls that for at least the next week will give him access to only a tiny portion of his money and stop him from cashing checks freely or using his bank to pay suppliers who use different ones.

-- Dozens of demonstrators briefly blocked access to a municipal court in this tiny, troubled St . Louissuburb on Thursday night, protesting a local government that relies heavily on revenue from traffic tickets and municipal code violations to survive.

We have access only to a tiny fraction of the hacked emails (FOIA 2011 claims to have 220,000 more), begging the questions of who selected these and on what basis - and whether they were tampered with before release.

Every university provides access to a huge collection of potential readings, and to a tiny collection of potential lectures.

Launched in 2012 and backed by media mogul Barry Diller, Aereo distributes broadcast signals via a tiny antenna and offers customers access to a cloud-based digital video recorder that holds up to 60 hours of content.

If you don't have access to a hot glue gun, consider using a small amount of fabric glue or even a tiny amount of liquid nails.

In September 1999, NBC took an ownership stake in the tiny Pax network in a bid to win access to a second, national broadcast outlet.

I don't have access to a foundry any more, though, and it would probably take five years to invest, cast and polish 3,000 tiny scraps of glassine.