Sentence examples for diminutive stream from inspiring English sources

The thousands of commuters racing along the Saw Mill River Parkway each day probably barely notice the diminutive stream that pokes in and out of view.

To know the words currel (an East Anglian term for a small stream), or drindle (a "diminutive run of water, smaller than a currel"), not to mention the many words that the dialects of these islands have for varieties of snow, is to enter into a new relationship with the natural world.

Aside from the pork chop and a moist, marinated and grilled chicken ($15) on the diminutive farm-stuff portion of the menu, we traveled the seafood stream.

As soon as Meyer moves in, his neighbor, known simply as "the widow," explains that there is only one rule: "Public is public; private is private!" She then proceeds to break it continuously, delivering home-cooked meals without knocking and offering a stream of unsolicited, brusquely maternal advice, always addressing Meyer as "Little Plumblossom," a diminutive of his Chinese name.

Deceptively diminutive, Archy Marshall fidgets onstage.

Mendis, diminutive, is ready.

Barbey is fifty-eight and diminutive.

Customers keep coming through his diminutive door.

The diminutive singer Annie Erin Clark, a.k.a.a

The diminutive Ponzi fit the bill perfectly.

The diminutive corporal swallowed and spoke.