Sentence examples for drops to a tiny from inspiring English sources

Pauline's voice drops to a tiny, faraway whisper.

Her infection-fighting white blood cells had dropped to a tiny fraction of their normal number, and the few that remained were mostly immature forms called bands.

The number of farms declined by about one-third between 1950 and 2000, and employment in farming and its related industries has dropped to only a tiny fraction of the state's workforce.

So what if a game developer wants to drop in a tiny bit of drug use into their sprawling hundred-hour role-playing game?

If organ function drops, doctors cut a tiny sample from the transplanted tissue to check for rejection, and then adjust patients' immune-suppressing drugs accordingly.

The other dropped out of Harvard to start a tiny computer software company out of his garage.

This means you will probably have to add a tiny drop of detergent and rinse.

To test your oil temperature, drop a tiny piece of dough in.

Dr Lowry was able to measure their stress by dropping them into a tiny swimming pool.

Test to see if the oil is hot enough by dropping a tiny piece of the mixture into the oil.

When we reached the hotel, he dropped us by a tiny back door.