Sentence examples for dwarfs from inspiring English sources

I'm going to begin to be myself!" Standing in her way is the firebreathing Protestant John Knox Moroni Olsenn, who also provided the voice of the Magic Mirror in Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, released the year after this film).

"The rate of growth dwarfs the increase in the scale of age pension costs.

The American Petroleum Institute's spending on advertising - more than $400m between 2008 and 2013 - dwarfs that of other trade associations.

It dwarfs what the other claimant states have done, and the size of the land reclamation does raise questions about its purpose," Richardson said.

Richardson told a Senate estimates committee on Monday that the military buildup on China's reclamation program in the South China Sea "dwarfs" what other nations in the region have done previously.

Jarvis exuded change, authenticity, and quiet authority and has a backstory as a soldier, that dwarfs the world of "political special adviser", the pedigree of many of theother candidates.

Mexico's investment of $23 billion dwarfs Brazilian investment in Mexico (of $2 billion), though that is now growing.The presidents agreed to start talks in July on revamping their modest (non-car) trade agreement.

That dwarfs the number who took to the streets on any single day in June 2013, the most recent occasion when Brazilians vented their anger at politicians en masse.Trade unions, which had organised (much smaller) pro-Dilma demonstrations two days earlier, dismissed the protesters as privileged white people.

Furthermore, because of the single European standard, GSM, coverage in Europe (which is almost universal) dwarfs coverage in the United States (which remains patchy, to say the least).

At the end of the war, the national debt was over 100% of GDP, and the de-militarising economy faced a realignment that dwarfs anything today's creative-destruction fans could imagine.

Rather than add them all to the list of planets proper, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) instead defined them as "dwarf planets"­ and, amid a bit of a kerfuffle, lumped Pluto in with the newcomers.New Horizons' encounter with Pluto will be the first close-up view of any of these dwarfs in its normal state but not necessarily of any such dwarf at all.