Sentence examples for and dwarfed by from inspiring English sources

Now the city is tied inseparably to China's economy and dwarfed by the mainland's huge Mandarin-speaking population.

Indeed, to think of Lear is, almost universally, to think of a man outdoors and dwarfed by nature.

Twitter's UK ad revenues were around a tenth of Facebook's in 2013 at £38.8m, and dwarfed by Google's £2.5bn.

On the shores of Lake Tornetrask and dwarfed by the legendary Lapporten Gap, the U-shaped gateway to Lapland, Bjorkliden is a resort surrounded by epic scenery.

When I did spot the occasional one, they looked like fragile black ghosts, only half there and dwarfed by the huge mountains surrounding them.

It was then in the fourth division of soccer and dwarfed by its bigger neighbors, by clubs like Liverpool, Everton, Manchester City and Manchester United — and yes, even Bolton Wanderers and Blackburn, who are all in the same area.

But now when he comes out to face the cameras he blinks and shrinks, looking tremulous and frightened, dwarfed by American flags.

Typically, corporation tax accounts for only 8% of a country's tax receipts and is dwarfed by its VAT and income tax receipts.

This is, of course, budgetary loose change and relatively dwarfed by VAT rises and tax credit cuts.

At €80.8, the legal spend for England and Wales is smaller than that of Spain, Norway, Austria and Belgium and is dwarfed by the likes of Switzerland (€167.1) and Luxembourg (€137.7).

But, like the busted pane, the hole in the tire was small and thankfully dwarfed by her larger aim: feeding spiritual and physical hunger, especially in a downpour.