Sentence examples for by a tiny handful from inspiring English sources

Instead, the edible cricket supply chain is being forged by a tiny handful of "ento-preneurs".

Universally liked, except by a tiny handful of the pathetic and bitter.

Really it was about Labor, who could have defused the Liberal offensive by laughing Baillieu off as a clumsy old conservative terrified by a tiny handful of inner city hippies whose votes were never going to change the government.

If the government takes the Queensland seat of Herbert – which is currently the subject of a recount, given Labor pulled ahead by a tiny handful of votes – it will get to 77 seats.

It is the result of genuine concern as to whether European consumers will face a digital marketplace with real choice and range, or an internet mediated by a tiny handful of elite players.Richard Mollet Chief Executive The Publishers Association Limited LondonSIR – The fact that "competition is only a click away" is the case in many businesses.

For much of the four-day assembly, around 800 sisters were joined by a tiny handful of men, including Archbishop Peter Sartain who has been put in charge of a Vatican initiative to reform the organization, guide it back into doctrinal orthodoxy and induce it to change the tone of its publications and public statements.

It is currently the longest-running prime-time sitcom on the air; in the annals of series longevity, it is surpassed by only a tiny handful of shows.

Rather than sticking to their guns on non-partisan redistricting, the Senate Democratic leaders capitulated to Governor McDonnell, and unveiled a hyper-partisan Senate redistricting plan (hatched in secret by only a tiny handful of VA Democratic Senators).

In those days it was usual for the Okinawan sailors conveying Chinese envoys to sacrifice a pig or a goat when crossing the Heishuigou.Down in the Yaeyama islands in southern Okinawa, lush green dollops ringed by coral reefs, a tiny handful of old men know the Senkakus well.

In 2001 Mr. Hoch was named a grand master by the Mystery Writers of America, one of a tiny handful of short-story writers to be so honored.

And Mr. Rumsfeld had every right to complain that his work has been slowed by the fact that only he and a tiny handful of senior policy assistants were confirmed by the Senate.