Sentence examples for back to a tiny from inspiring English sources
You consume yourself with your passion, so it doesn't bother you to go back to a tiny place and fall asleep face down".
Harry, our pilot, swooped low to show us the river — a sheer cliff on one bank overlooking braided channels that twisted through the tundra — before circling back to a tiny lake a mile away where he splashed down to drop us off.
Of course there is no single line, no tangle of yarn gracefully unspooling from Iceland back to a tiny apartment in Brooklyn, but it's easier to make a movie that way, to simplify the chaos of his life into a beginning, a middle, an ending; an opening, a middlegame, an endgame.
Meanwhile I kept circling back to a set of tiny lead cows, dogs and shoes ($40), nestled in a thumb-size cardboard box labeled "Prize Winners".
Guerlain gleans extra points for grown-up glam factor - the tube's top slides back to reveal a tiny mirror.
All you have to do is go back to a year like 2000, when tiny startups, with little in the way of sales, assets, employees or even a viable business, were suddenly valued as if they were blue chip corporations.
He would stand in a tiny cell, he said, his back to a wall.
Back to Edgar, back to Thrushcross Grange, back to his tiny penis.
When the film wrapped, we moved back to our tiny apartments in New York City, awaiting our next assignments.
I was riding back to Manhattan in a tiny hatchback with Nina, two other musicians, and our assorted belongings, instruments, and souvenirs.
Some are caught by Macedonian police or military and forced back to Greece through a tiny gap in the razor-wire border fence in aggressive operations known to the camp's residents as "pushbacks".
