Sentence examples for came a tiny from inspiring English sources

Buy other titles by John Burningham at BOL Five great presents for babies The Very Hungry Caterpillar Written and illustrated by Eric Carle (Puffin Books, £8.99 for book AND cuddly caterpillar) "One Sunday morning the warm sun came up and - pop! - out of the egg came a tiny and very hungry caterpillar".

Then came a tiny sculpture of a burning house suspended from the ceiling, and trailed by a long dramatic plume of smoke that extended through the length of the gallery.

Then comes a tiny smiling woman, lifted by three men.

Barrelling on through comes a tiny, oddball series on Comedy Central with its own dank flavor of stoner surrealism: "Broad City," which was developed from a Web series by the comedians Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson, who write and star.

Next might come a tiny coupe glass, filled with a dollop of toro, a heap of osetra caviar and a squeeze of sudachi (a variety of lime, tiny as a kumquat).

BY day, the 29th Street Deli is as generic as they come, a tiny convenience store tucked between a parking lot and a shop selling imported silk saris on a barren stretch of 29th Street known as Norman Vincent Peale Way.

His grandfather, it transpires, came from a tiny Czech village.

When May's family came into a tiny inheritance, his father decided to become a pigeon dealer.

The brilliantly embroidered cotton spread that covers my sheets in summer came from a tiny shop in Casablanca.

It came as a tiny little kitten, terrified, and as soon as I held him he calmed down.

But of course, the extent of destruction from the storm surge came because a tiny bit of extra sea height can hugely amplify a storm's impact.