Sentence examples for be kept as tiny from inspiring English sources

Others, such as cassava, which do not reproduce by seed, can be kept as tiny plants in test-tubes.

Now, Lloyd's itself will be kept as a time capsule, a structure that can receive only the tiniest changes.

For the first 10 months of his life, Budi was kept as a pet in a tiny chicken cage and fed only condensed milk--never solid food.

So, we fall back on the illusion that some surgical tiny intervention can be kept both surgical and tiny.

In other words, we should see ourselves as a whole and integrated person, not as someone splintered into a million tiny pieces that must be kept isolated.

The dogs, which were destined for a dinner table, were kept in tiny cages.

The same man said lions were kept in very tiny cages with no room, as in zoos, to move.

A locked bedroom in Aunt Hannah's tiny house in Kentucky, where the Warrens spend a summer (she is Jill's older sister), is kept exactly as it was the day Hannah's husband died, many years before.

Even our own cells are kept alive by mitochondria — the tiny microbial engines in their cytoplasm.

As early as 8000 bce tiny geometric clay models, used to represent sheep and grain, were kept in clay envelopes, to be used as inventory tallies or else to represent goods during barter.

The detection sensitivity is greatly improved, so that even tiny metastases can be detected (as tiny as a 10 cell metastasis in the body).