Sentence examples for like a dwarf from inspiring English sources

"Picking one's way along narrow streets of light and shade, between the truncated pyramids, prisms, cones or cylinders of the granaries and houses," Griaule wrote, "one felt like a dwarf lost in a maze".

He's puny, Ben, looks like a dwarf, but I'd never heard of XL so I thought I might be on my way to meet an internet perv or summink".

7.42am GMT Here's a look at the wicket, by the way Tom Moody is about to head out there and take a look at it on behalf of Fox Sports and I feel genuinely sorry for the poor reporter beside him, who can't help but look like a dwarf standing next to Long Tom.

And even farther away, on another hillside, was another house, quite small at that distance, facing ours, that we would never visit or know and that was like a dwarf's house in a story.

Suddenly, ExpertCentral looks like a dwarf in the market it helped pioneer.

Suddenly, ExpertCentral looks like a dwarf in the market it helped to pioneer.

AFTER a quick stop for coffee at Ra, which was just as appealingly eccentric during the day as it had been the night before, with more light to see the quirky details (like a dwarf-size thatched-roofed cottage on the first floor), we checked out Marcy Michael, a pioneering vintage design store specializing in Pop Art-inspired collectible chairs.

It is much bigger than I remember; I feel like a dwarfed Saturn standing in the centre of it.

"Calling George H. W. Bush shallow is like calling a dwarf short".

But Broken Arrow opened my eyes to others, like Quasimodo, a dwarf variety with tiny greenish-blue leaves and orange flowers no bigger than the tip of my pinkie.

"With Spitzer, we can finally see what these objects really look like". Called a dwarf irregular galaxy, the Small Magellanic Cloud and its companion, the Large Magellanic Cloud, orbit the much larger Milky Way.