Sentence examples for from a puny from inspiring English sources

A talent scout named Gil Brandt was given free reign to institute his blend of computerised scouting and analysis into the team's draft proceedings, and the Cowboys were transformed from a puny franchise to league bullies almost instantly.

Brainteaser for the Web age: Which sites are consequential, if the score for site S is measured by which other sites link to S? It won't do to merely count the links; a link from a big news site matters much more than a link from a puny blog.

In July he hired a new "chief accounting officer" and is installing back-office software from Oracle, replacing a puny system UTStarcom installed when it was a $100 million company.

Delivering weekend takings of £306,000 from 386 cinemas, and a puny screen average of £793, the result suggests that in the notoriously fickle market for big-screen comedy, affection for these toplined stars has significantly waned.

Did we come all the way from California to order a puny junior sundae?

Even the formidable Cyclone is a puny thing from this height.

The original Machete opened with a puny £90,400 from 158 screens back in November 2010.

But Nevada gets a puny allotment from the Colorado, as much as it needed for its population 80 years ago.

Far from the relentless running game that was once their signature, the Cowboys have gotten a puny 3.7 yards per carry from Smith.

He rebounded well, but was a puny 12 for 30 from the floor, often resorting to timid putbacks and rushed tap-ins.

Japan's share of the global equity market has shrunk from over a third in 1990 to a puny one-tenth.