Sentence examples for generations in a tiny from inspiring English sources

Most of its five million inhabitants still live in prefab high-rises, a Soviet-era legacy, in which three generations in a tiny apartment is not uncommon.

But in recent years that troubled history seemed hazily remote in Tsushima's sleepy fishing hamlet of Kozuna, where villagers have gathered for generations in a tiny temple to pray before a statue of the Buddhist deity of compassion that is centuries old.

For all the high-tech flights of fancy and firepower at the June event, the biggest thing to hit aviation in generations is a tiny brown seed on exhibit at one of the Costco-size pavilions at Le Bourget airport.

A timely reminder for those of us who naively thought introducing a Conservative Chancellor as a "man with a plan" who "did what was right for our country" at the last Tory conference before – in Osborne's words –"one of the most important general elections in a generation" was a tiny bit party political.

In 2010, the Kellogg Foundation invested $5 million in Wireless Generation, a tiny educational software maker working to improve public education in New York City.

I watch as the rest of his family comes into the room — three generations, including a tiny infant.

In the midst of the biggest financial crisis in a generation, a tiny biotech company, called Gene Network Sciences, of Cambridge, Mass., thinks it can make Wall Street smarter.

American writer whose semiautobiographical fiction reflects his early childhood in a tiny town on the western North Dakota plains, where five generations of his family had lived.

A big fish in a tiny pond, he could not have dreamed of his double whammy 10 generations later.

A tiny hamster in a tiny mansion.

Rayan was put in a tiny cell.