Sentence examples for lay tiny from inspiring English sources

On the floor lay tiny feathers and other traces of falcon life, along with a few discarded fluorescent-orange foam earplugs of a type worn by some bell ringers — to the contempt of other bell ringers.

On the floor lay tiny feathers and other traces of falcon life, along with a few discarded fluorescent-orange foam earplugs of a type worn by some bell ringers to the contempt of other bell ringers.

As a largely ornamental chicken, they lay tiny, white eggs and are not kept for meat production.

Wait until the midges and mosquitoes lay tiny rafts of dark brown eggs (about the size of a sesame seed) on the surface of the water.

Their slender stems topped with tiny pale lilac flower heads looked as if they were just waiting for an orange tip butterfly to lay its tiny orange eggs on them.

Artisans would lay the tiny shards on fine sand, recreating the shapes of dishes and plates, and then drill holes for staples and twine.

A couple of beds down lay a tiny six-year-old girl, and further along sat a speck of a three-year-old in a fuchsia hoodie.

She hesitated, then stepped on, and then, just before dropping her penny, remembered to lay her tiny purchase on the counter.

Two of the bodies, a 7-year-old boy and his 4-year-old sister, lay like tiny bundles atop stretchers carried on shoulders during the procession.

Before us lay the tiny village of Sa Mesquida ("the Mosque," a nod to the town's long-ago North African residents), a handful of whitewashed houses along a one-lane road that led to a wide beach with fine white sand and a path stretching off to more coves.

In the entrance of one house lay a tiny child's sandal, left behind in the fracas of flight.