Sentence examples for except for the tiny from inspiring English sources
Even the bones, except for the tiny leg bones, are chewed and swallowed.
It should always have a certain weight to it, except for the tiny boxes, but mostly you can use anything.
The edges and surfaces are completely smooth — no buttons, bumps or connectors — except for the tiny camera lens at one end of the hinge, and the tiny power connector at the other.
Most of the locals have settled down for lunch, and the streets are relatively empty, except for the tiny lizards that crawl out onto the beach road to take in the sun.
Like most of the permanent residents, most of whom work in one of the outposts (except for the tiny Timbisha Shoshone tribe, which just this year was granted rights to 7,000 acres of its ancestral homeland), he is a transplant drawn to the desert by its rough beauty, dead silences and indifference to the rest of the world.
"It is no surprise to learn from the program notes that Mr. Bullins has been a member of a number of black separatists groups, here and in California, but, except for the tiny lapse noted above, his plays have a fierce honesty that sets them well apart from propaganda".
Across the way you can look at photographs of the real thing, pumped, oiled, bare (except for the tiniest of bikini-top straps) and set for competition.
As the terrorists killed people on the mezzanine and in the concert pit below, Ms. Griezmann and Mr. Degoul and the woman buried their faces and shut their eyes and held their bodies as still as possible except for the tiniest movements of the hands they clasped.
Just as in the film industry, best-sellers are nearly impossible to predict, except for the tiniest handful of authors.
Everything's bigger in Texas — except, perhaps, for the tiny town of Tuna, the state's third-smallest, where, as its motto states, the Lions Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies.
As shown in Fig. 8a, the surface morphology with 2 nm deposition is almost similar to the bare sapphire except for the few tiny granular structures, which can be due to the significant sublimation of Ag at 750 °C.
