Sentence examples for by a tiny narrow from inspiring English sources
Sark consists of two parts, Greater Sark and Little Sark, connected by a tiny narrow isthmus called The Cut or in French La Coupée - - 300 feet long with a drop of 330 feet on each side.
Then, a tiny, narrow suction tube strikes one of the illuminated thoraxes, painlessly sucking onto the fly and lifting it up.
Have a tiny, narrow terrace?
4. Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens (1865) The tiny, narrow kitchen of Messrs Eugene Wrayburn and Mortimer Lightwood is the centrepiece of their "dismal set of chambers".
The local county council halted the construction and Trump's wall was thwarted by the tiny, narrow-mouthed whorl snail, which lives in the dunes.
Men... think it's only acceptable to be a guy in this tiny, narrow range.
American foreign policy has not been captured by a tiny, ideological clique that has imposed its narrow views on others.
Adam Vincent The most traffic lights in the whole wide world for a tiny little narrow bridge.
Mr. Bush's narrow margin over Mr. Gore in Florida -- by a tiny fraction of the nearly six million votes cast -- triggered an automatic statewide recount under Florida law.
Statistics departments and journals still strongly emphasize a very narrow range of topics and methods and techniques, all driven by a tiny handful of results, many dating from the 1930s.
