Sentence examples for from a tiny survey from inspiring English sources

The numbers come from a tiny survey with a margin of error of 400,000.

As Cogswell put it, surveying the house from a tiny porch off Louis's den, "Here's one of the great geniuses of Western music, not only of the twentieth century but any century, and he lived like a regular guy, in Corona, Queens".

But that was from a tiny base.

But this is from a tiny base.

The tiny dog, freed from the travel bag, sipped water from a tiny bowl.

"I'm from a tiny town in Florida," she says.

Just married, they moved here from a tiny apartment nearby.

The money would come from a tiny levy.

His grandfather, it transpires, came from a tiny Czech village.

From nowhere, from Tehran, from Eilat, from a tiny apartment in a housing project".

Tables spill out from a tiny room on to a tiny side street.