Sentence examples for both large and tiny from inspiring English sources

Some backbenchers also blanched at the micro-managing zeal with which Mr Osborne announced a slew of infrastructure projects both large and tiny (see article).

Rather, judging by promotional efforts both large and tiny that Mr. Armstrong has been willing to do, he seems smitten with the experience of the Broadway musical, which the producers testified to in an interview on Monday.

But until now, no one has really thought about a better way to license content on the Internet, so that both large and tiny publishers have an incentive to avoid simply stealing stuff.

I see this happen all the time online, on scales both large and small, among tiny groups of Facebook friends and among high-profile Twitter cliques, on the "social justice left" and the "reactionary right".

Gas hold-up is mainly compared on the basis of specific power dissipation (PG/V), and analysed in the context of: (i) the formation of large and tiny bubbles, and (ii) its time dependency, both being typical features of gas dispersion in high viscosity liquids.

It seemed as if every imaginable group and sub-group, large and tiny, that exists in Mexico City was present.

There are crystal angels, golden angels and silver angels, large and tiny angels.

The most represented portion of G-DC displayed a DC-like morphology with eccentric nucleus, large cytoplasm and tiny protrusions, and was clearly distinct fromorphologys, withh weccentricer anucleus the typicalargen-shaped nucytoplasm

It is extremely small with a large head and tiny ears; these almost always die.

There is no valet parking and no large hotels, only tiny bed-and-breakfasts, and that's the way the residents like it.

Photographers are gushing over the woman with the large bust, tiny waist, and curvy hips.