Sentence examples for and had a tiny from inspiring English sources

I lived there with four roommates — all messy straight boys — and had a tiny bedroom overlooking a pommes-frites shop.

After our beer at the Stags', we walked through a deep valley, called, appropriately, Ravensdale, that was full of shadow and sharp-smelling wild garlic and had a tiny hamlet at the bottom that seemed almost to be abandoned.

It was navy blue with silver keys, and had a tiny, eighty-four by eighty-four-pixel monocrystalliquidisplayal display embedded in its body, which measured roughly four and a half inches tall and nearly two inches across at its widest point; it was just under an inch thick.

In 2005 (when it won a Guardian small charity award), the charity delivered 70,000 breakfasts in 16 London primary schools and had a tiny waiting list; by the end of this year it will be working with 444 schools across the country, delivering 1.2m meals.

One of her eye sockets was swollen and black, and the other eye was all white and had a tiny pinpoint for a pupil.

My husband had attended his 30th and highly recommended the experience, but he went to prep school in Michigan and had a tiny graduating class in comparison to our large baby boomer-inflated public school.

CONS: The kitchen is quite small and has a tiny sink.

To date, Ford trails General Motors and Toyota in China and has a tiny presence in India.

She is almost six feet tall, and has a tiny forehead, a peaked upper lip, and hair with the lustre of a copper pot.

Certainly North Korea is no China or Soviet Union; it is not the other pole of a cold war and has a tiny fraction of the military power or population.

But Imps, on the basis that it also owns 70% of a logistics business and has a tiny e-cigarette operation, wants to change its name to Imperial Brands.