Sentence examples for both tiny and from inspiring English sources

"I dream of using those co-ordinates to create my very own world, which will be both tiny and great.

My friend Martin, new to this, observes that Marr is both tiny and also somewhat reminiscent of Ronnie Wood.

SHOPPING The nimble fingers of Yaeko Yamashita create jewel-toned velvet and brocade slippers for feet both tiny and mature before your very eyes at Laku.

For at least half of the hourlong work the six stalwart dancers spend much of their time building what is essentially a huge and complicated deck of cards, with both tiny and large pieces of plywood.

It has been billed as one of the biggest architectural competitions of all time, an international contest open to practices both tiny and titanic, for a vast cultural complex for a world-famous institution, with a multi-million pound budget on a spectacular waterside site.

Nowadays, some wireless devices are designed to be both tiny and capable of supporting multiple communication functions, such as WLAN [2, 3], 3G, DVB-S2 [4], CMMB [5], etc.

The buttons and on-screen text are both tiny, though, and the manual practically requires an electron microscope.

I Like it When... Mary Murphy (Egmont Books, £4.99) Mary Murphy's Little Penguin is a poppet of a character, and it was interesting to see how both tiny babies and sturdy two-year-olds took him to their hearts.

Federalists dream of Jean-Claude Juncker, a chain-smoking Euro-fanatic who leads both tiny Luxembourg and the Eurogroup of finance ministers from the euro area.

She makes both tiny details and large features matter anew; her descriptions are keenly responsive to the characteristics of Balanchine's style.

But like Hornby, Lindquist understands how easily and how imperceptibly pop music can weave itself into one's everyday life, enriching it in both tiny ways and big ones.