Sentence examples for is tiny between from inspiring English sources

"I think the difference is tiny between them both but I think when you look at the number of goals he has scored over the past year, then Ronaldo is the best.

The turnout in primaries is tiny, typically only between 10% and 20% of voters, and tends to be disproportionately composed of activists.

But on virtually all of these issues -- with the notable exception of trade, on which Donald Trump says things that sound a lot like Sanders -- the philosophical difference between Clinton and Sanders is tiny compared with the difference between Democrats and the Republicans running for president.

Bhutan is tiny, caught like a bead between the masses of China and India.

Indeed, they were tiny, weighing between a half-pound and two pounds, Officer Reyes said.

The process involves the synapses, which are tiny gaps between cells, and those gaps contain a complex machinery for strengthening or weakening intercellular connections.

But although its audience was tiny (maybe between 50 and 5,000 viewers, by Paul H-O's estimate), it grew to be a not-insignificant force in the small world it covered, inspiring both love and trepidation, before it petered out in 2001.

My eyes were tiny slits between puffed lids of red weeping tissue.

The gestures are tiny, as when "Between Two Waves" opens with rippling piano figures at the limit of audibility, or "Duo (after Osip Mandelstam)" begins even more stealthily, with two minutes of virtual silence from which eventually appear small eddies of violin and cello.

"The gap between my family and the poorest family in Middlesbrough was tiny, and the gap between my family and the London lot was just enormous.

The remaining proteins were tiny clusters with sizes between two and eight.