Sentence examples for having a tiny from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't people having a tiny bit of cocaine wrapped in paper.

It is like having a tiny guide dog in the center of your hand, nudging your palm with his tongue.

She said that traveling "filled a void" left by having a tiny family because it allowed her to "experience different cultures and sometimes join them".

A vast dish to be shared is a fine thing, but there is something rather sweet about having a tiny one, all to oneself.

Despite its considerable diamond wealth, which might have spawned a corrupt and abusive elite, Botswana became a rare success in Africa, assisted by the benevolence of its leaders and by having a tiny population.

"Sort of honey… honeydew melon… a little smell of cream… it reminds you of lying in bed upstairs and having a tiny waft of someone marvellous having made you breakfast downstairs.

Having a tiny-house enthusiast for a dad would seem to be a great thing: Mr. Diedricksen made what looks like a large painting in the living room, but which can be pulled down to sprout orange flaps: an instant kid-size tent.

I have a tiny dictionary.

She had a tiny one.

(The Russians had a tiny import market).

I have a tiny world to save".