Sentence examples for and tiny in the from inspiring English sources

"You see that right there?" he said, pointing at something shiny — and tiny — in the black sediment.

The cortex, which is proportionally very large in humans and tiny in the simplest vertebrates, is the area of the brain that is damaged the most by AD [ 86].

BHL, evidently a brilliant student at the elite École Normale, was perfectly content "with my local fame, local and tiny, in my classes and in the small groups and cliques that I moved in".

The sand and tiny pebbles in the dirt give the plaster bulk and prevent cracking.

Like coasters in the shape of states (£22), necklaces in the shape of dogs (£85) and tiny boxes in the shape of butterflies (£10).

Like coasters in the shape of states ($36), necklaces in the shape of dogs ($140), and tiny boxes in the shape of butterflies ($16).

Perhaps because the ukulele has long been treated as a four-string mini-guitar for amateurs, only a handful of ukulelists have achieved much renown, most notably George Formby in Britain and Tiny Tim in the United States.

Mr. Ong likes to leave the petals and tiny rosebuds in the syrup, where they plump up and take on the texture of raisins.

The presentation was lovely, with a few fresh peas and tiny croutons in the center, surrounded by the greenest of peppery green pea puree.

The 14 overseas territories range from impoverished Caribbean islands to idyllic tax havens, and tiny isles in the South Pacific to the pristine wilderness of Antarctica.

Eight Marlboro signs plaster the walls and tiny countertop in the shop.