Sentence examples for hundreds of tiny from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of tiny silver fish darted under the shade of the leaves.

As a magnifying glass is an imperfect drawing tool, each web has hundreds of tiny holes burnt along its lines.

The haiku master was particularly inspired by Matsushima Bay, with its hundreds of tiny, pine-clad islands.

Newer displays use either liquid crystal devices or hundreds of tiny mirrors to reflect light onto each pixel.

Here are a few close ups that make it easier to see the hundreds of tiny straight lines behind Browne's linear picture.

The surface of a single cell contains hundreds of tiny pores, or ion channels, each of which is a portal for specific ions.

'Lateral lines' in fish contain hundreds of tiny pressure and velocity sensors that enable them to navigate through currents and eddies as efficiently as possible.

As I carefully separate each segment do I notice that enclosed within are hundreds of tiny membrane-covered sacs filled to bursting capacity with nectar?

NARRATOR: Like many thermal areas, Yellowstone has hundreds of tiny earth tremors each year.

Visualize this as replacing a telescope lens with hundreds of tiny cameras, all 1mm thick.

Left behind on the fabric were hundreds of tiny white, pink and blue plastic beads.