Sentence examples for for some tiny from inspiring English sources

That's a big job for some tiny tech.

When I went to pay for some tiny stones, the woman who worked there made me feel shitty for their size as though I wasn't "spiritual" enough for the giant geodes.

It gets the kids out of the house for about eight hours a day, leaving you, as a parent, some time to earn money in a miserable job so you can afford food and rent and clothing for some tiny people who are going to hate you as soon as they're old enough to form an opinion.

Although minor differences exist for some tiny regions of admixture (see SUPPLEMENTARY DISCUSSION), the main conclusion from comparing these visualizations is that SABER and RHH based on either the Affy500K or Illm550K array show an almost identical pattern of genome mosaicism for each subject.

But somehow, knowing what I do is for someone else, some tiny, beautiful weirdo who thinks rabbits live under the bed making fun-candy, I can rise above, can feel all the joy I could never feel when it was just me.

The area of the plane where the dogs travel is said to have a controlled temperature suitable for live animals, but some tiny dogs like Chihuahuas feel cold in temperatures that may feel comfortable to a Rottweiler.

You think I'm miserly enough to think, like, "Oh goody, I can save those two bucks for some other tiny purchase later today"?

As the summer season begins in Beirut, with tourists and Lebanese expatriates flocking back to the country's beaches, nightclubs and the outdoor cafes, there is a veneer of calm in many areas, a prevailing thought for some that tiny Lebanon is sheltered from the carnage next door in Syria.

For some, a tiny indiscretion such as flirting with or texting someone else might be enough to cause a great rift in a romantic partnership, while for others that might not even rock the boat.

They might generate some tiny percentage for the artist, but I'm a fan of neither, though I admit the former are useful.

I slipped into one of the still-functioning fruit orchards that had a sign outside, "U-Pick-Fruit," and grabbed some tiny apples for my afternoon trek of about a mile to the Hickman Natural Bridge, a golden-toned arc of rock that dramatically spans a dry creek.