Sentence examples for have one tiny from inspiring English sources

The Jews have one, tiny, small country.

"I do have one tiny itch," he says quietly.

I still have one tiny square that I cling to the way our first daughter, Jill, clung to "Pinkie," the wan remnant of her baby blanket.

Fleabag does have one tiny difference to Miranda, of course, in that it couldn't be any more depressing if it was set in a palliative care unit for wounded puppies.

I haven't had any problems with calls, though I have one tiny quibble with the onscreen keyboard, which is that the space bar is very small – smaller than on its predecessor, the Lumia 800 – which meant I often hit the comma key instead of the space bar.

"I once read," he writes, "that Our Sages of Blessed Memory had the idea that we have one tiny bone in the body, above the end of the spine — they call it the 'Luz.' You can't kill it, it doesn't crumble after death and can't be destroyed by fire.

But it misses out on this dubious honor by having one tiny redeeming attribute: it answers the question "Whatever happened to Edgar Stiles Edgarar was a much-beloved character on the television show "24" but was killed off last season.

"The exhibition of new paintings by David Salle at the Gagosian Gallery... has one tiny merit," Hughes wrote in Time on April 29 , 1991

I actually received the new iMac a few weeks ago (with no FDA problems — apparently FedEx is more on top of things), but it had one tiny problem: A crack in the massive 27″ screen.

"'Could you give me just one detail?' Of course I couldn't resist having one tiny lesbian moment - but no, I consulted widely on the sex.

Even if you've just had one tiny reaction, it doesn't mean next time it's not going to kill you".