Sentence examples for had made tiny from inspiring English sources

Within two years of graduating, she had made Tiny Furniture, her first full-length feature film.

To garnish that pea soup, the first dish on his April menu, he had made tiny replicas of pink-streaked cherry blossoms out of thin sheets of wheat gluten and rice flour, then decorated the bowl with a cherry branch whose flowers were so exquisitely small and delicate that they made other cherry blossoms look like the centerpiece at the wedding of a mobster's daughter.

The street artist Marcus Crocker has made tiny models of artists who fled persecution to mark the British Red Cross Refugee Weekk.

It is one of the natural splendours that have made tiny Montenegro (population 620,000) one of the most attractive Adriatic destinations.

Scientists have made tiny human hearts that can actually beat from nothing — and they're so small that they can barely be seen with the naked eye.

She has made tiny copies, for example, of the World's Largest Ball of Twine, which is down the road in Cawker City, and the World's Largest Can of Fruit Cocktail, which is in Sunnyvale, Calif.

As for privacy, Apple has made tiny steps over the years.

Anton Zeilinger of the University of Vienna, Austria, for instance, has made tiny Schrödinger's cats out of individual molecules of C70, enormous by quantum standards (ScienceNOW, 25 May 2001).

The day I visited, someone (not Ms. Campbell) had made a tiny pen mark on a notebook in one room but not in the other.

In Rawalpindi, his grandfather had made ghungroo, tiny metallic ankle bells worn by subcontinental dancers, and in Saharanpur, his father learned the craft and set up a small business.

Algolia had made a tiny acquisition to complement its product offering.