Sentence examples for dwarf by from inspiring English sources

Duncan - nicknamed "The Black Dwarf" by Devine - disliked Osborne's work and fiercely opposed Devine.

A dwarf by the name of Psychosis wades in to finish the job.

To be sure, the few American comedies that have made it to Broadway lately have died quick deaths, namely last season's "Wrong Mountain" by David Hirson and "Taller Than a Dwarf" by Elaine May.

The team's finding fits with new theoretical modeling of the exploding white dwarf by the supernova's discoverers: Peter Nugent, head of the Computational Cosmology Center at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and his colleagues, including physicists from UC Berkeley.

Comic Opera Preview and Party (Saturday) Visitors to Behind the Door, the performance space of the Vertical Player Repertory, will be treated to an informal party and excerpts from the theater company's coming production of "The Dwarf" by Yoav Gal.

With this basic palette Mr. Quasthoff produces a whole spectrum of effects, from a smooth creamy falsetto, in the opening lines of "Der Zwerg" ("The Dwarf") by Schubert to a majestic ringing climax in that composer's "Du bist die Ruh" that held the audience spellbound through a sustained silence before the song's final line.

We're dwarfs by comparison.

Dwarfed by the dish, Peretti fails.

True, French cinema is dwarfed by Hollywood.

Dwellings are dwarfed by surrounding vegetation.

Even these will be dwarfed by Facebook.