Sentence examples for great tiny from inspiring English sources

I was tooling around the Web site of the Dalkey Archive Press, a great, tiny nonprofit press, and found the new issue of their literary review, "Context".

The glamour model, formerly known as Jordan, has promised she has a "great tiny" outfit to wear for the launch, and will also be making appearances at various WH Smith stores to sign copies of the magazine, which will cost £3.99.

I loved their Diana F+ with the instant film back, which gave me great tiny little pictures and a refreshingly frustrating picture-taking process.

Gies of Polygon wished for more customization options and IGN McCaffrey praised the maps, which ranged from "very good to great"—from the fast-action ziplines in the very good desert "Boneyard" to the great tiny village "Colony" with crowded houses to exchange gunfire across varied heights.

That's the sort of thing that makes art great: those tiny details that make you see the familiar world with brand new insight.

I guess because there are a great many tiny parts to it.

Our favorite retro protagonists have come a long way to get there, and they look just as great on tiny squares as they do on a console.

Other small species experienced drops which, while not records, were even greater, with tiny wrens plunging by a massive 31 per cent and robins by 30 per cent, while greenfinches and chaffinches also suffered big drops, of 24 and 15 per cent respectively.

Average abundance (P<0.001) and species richness (P<0.001) were significantly greater on tiny Aiwa Levu than on much larger Lakeba when only forested habitats surveyed at the same time (wet season, Feb-Mar 2000) were compared (Table 5; Figure 8).

Tiny nano-scale machines formed from DNA could be the future of manufacturing things at small scale but great volume: drugs, tiny chip components and, of course, more nanomachines.

Votes govern the boards of great corporations and tiny charities alike.