Sentence examples for bit tiny from inspiring English sources

Sure, it sounds a bit tiny violins, but the number of times I've welled up to or at music since then is get-a-grip embarrassing.

Re "Bit by Bit, Tiny Morland, Kan., Fades Away" (front page, May 10): The rural economy, and that of towns like Morland, is in a decades-long tailspin due in large part to low farm prices -- market prices well below the farmers' cost of production.

My biggest concern upon first use is that the touch-targets in the top left corner are a bit tiny, and in some apps the text isn't actually a button you can press.

The top of the California pizza was a traffic jam of ripe avocado bits, tiny shrimp, arugula and a sprinkling of balsamic vinaigrette.

Bit by tiny bit, I have added almost $500 in miniature optional equipment to my model.

Face is a bit pink, tiny specks of red pinpoints, though no big deal.

These little gadgets look a bit like tiny guillotines.

Cut up the fruits into bit sized, tiny pieces.

They crowd out real priorities with bits of tiny triviality.

"I know that I'll be dancing a tiny bit, talking a tiny bit and watching other people do my original roles a tiny bit," Ms. Whelan said.

"The Royal Baby Diet Book," which would include chapters on "Eating a Tiny Bit Less," "Getting a Tiny Bit More Exercise" and "Visualizing Greatness".