Sentence examples for far from tiny from inspiring English sources

He filmed her inert face, her softly rounded shoulders, her voluminous breasts, her rather wide hips, her firm thighs, her far from tiny feet, her carefully painted toenails, her soles, her calves, her hairless groin and armpits.

Max's death set off an international furor, one that has reached far from this tiny, windswept oil town where Mrs. Shatto, a former teacher, lives with her husband, Alan, 51, a petroleum engineer.

A couple of weeks ago, on a beautiful windswept day, I turned off the blacktop in Cherokee County, in northwest Iowa, onto a gravel road not far from the tiny town of Larabee.

In this warm and fuzzy scenario, the United States would renew its efforts to regain the cup on the largesse of the many flush corporate sponsors who would clamor onto the bandwagon, their interests piqued by the chance to woo new markets far from the tiny, remote antipodes.

As a pure prose stylist, she ranks with Hemingway; as a self-made American artist and feminist pioneer, she traveled a far greater distance — from tiny Red Cloud to Manhattan — than Fitzgerald did when he made the leap from middle-class St . Paulto Princeton.

Furthermore, various experiments have shown that the bacterial cytoplasm is far from being a tiny test tube, but a structure that is quite firmly organized by the chromosome and by other complex structures (Lewis & Errington, 1997; Sharpe & Errington, 1998; Webb et al., 1998; Ben-Yehuda et al., 2003).

Edgar and Lottie were renting a flat not far from Hattie and Duncan, tiny, with an awful galley kitchen and the landlord's furniture, but filled with music.

That was in 1996, somewhere along the old Pony Express route, not far from Ovid, Colo., the tiny town where he grew up, so far northeast that it is almost on the Nebraska state line.

If some recent theories turn out to be right, the effect would be far from subtle, with one tiny black hole popping into existence every second and harmlessly disappearing with an unmistakable burst of energy.

For almost half a century, both have been living not far from each other in tiny Israel, a country where there is rarely more than a degree or two of separation.

That he lost family and friends could be felt in his solo, "Far Away From Home," which surged from tiny, quick delicacy to stamping insistence.