Sentence examples for legion of tiny from inspiring English sources

Neither actor hesitated to play a gay character in what is frequently a (lavishly set) domestic drama, the pair quibbling about the minutiae of life with Liberace's legion of tiny dogs snapping around their heels.

Yves J. Ribeill, founder of Scynexis, a North Carolina drug company that will receive much of the grant, said his chemists would fill legions of tiny test tubes with parasites swimming in calf serum, and legions more with mammalian tissue cells, and dose them all with thousands of molecules from chemical "libraries".

It joins a legion of other top-notch tiny homes, which prove that you don't need a massive living space -- or even a toilet -- to find domestic bliss.

For decades, thousands of tiny auto parts companies like Sankyo Seiko were Toyota's loyal legions, and toiled in relative obscurity to supply the behemoth.

Honoring generations of minor skirmishes with infirmity, pain, exhaustion, these jars and bottles and tins and tubes stand as tiny monuments to a legion of small battles won.

A lot of tiny lettering!

That evening, Scorsese wore a black suit, white shirt, gray striped necktie, and, on his left lapel, a tiny red bar that signified his elevation to the French Legion of Honor (something else he had in common with Jerry Lewis).

Governments have enabled an entire legion of woke Joel Osteens: church leadership that might be smart enough to donate a tiny portion of its revenue to a local homeless shelter.

The Legion of Doom?

"I like Legion of Boom.

The Legion of Decency rated the films.