Sentence examples for miniature man from inspiring English sources

But take the cover of the latest Time magazine, with a woman's trouser-suited leg and a miniature man clinging to her heel.

The patron saint of prisoners, Leonard is shown on the door jamb holding in his hand a miniature man in shackles.

The Inquisitor then hops down from the bench, suddenly the size of one of Velázquez's bufones, whereupon his wig is removed and the miniature man is tied up and spoon-fed his own insect collection.

True, the baby Jesus changes race just as the features of Lenin used to grow more Asiatic as you travelled eastward across the Soviet Union and for theological reasons he is sometimes depicted as a miniature man, rather than an infant.

"Genuine Velázquez At 430 Broadway" announced the New York Times in 1853, in a column on evening entertainments on Broadway that included a performance by the "miniature man" Captain Tom Thumb at one end of the thoroughfare and a production of Hamlet at the other.

A parody of the popular Rampant Rabbit vibrator, the Rampant Rabbi is a miniature man shaped like a normal dildo, complete with a suit, kippah, and curly hair.

England's lads are miniature men.

This was something to be proud of, a rite of passage that they could celebrate together as miniature men.

By Karl Shapiro The New Yorker, January 11 , 1947P. 26 England's lads are miniature men View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz.

By Karl Shapiro The New Yorker, January 11 , 1947P. 26 England's lads are miniature men View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

Even the family name, he once said, had fantastic origins, proving that the Gygaxes were descended from Goliath.An interest in history lured him into war-gaming, the re-enactment of historical battles with miniature men and a simple rulebook.