Sentence examples for minuscule dip from inspiring English sources
Newcastle-under-Lyme school pupil Tom Wagg was 15 when he went for his work placement at Keele University, where he spotted a minuscule dip in the light from a faraway star that he knew could be caused by a planet passing in front of it.
At the same time, Denham was appearing before a minuscule audience in BBC television productions from Alexandra Palace, a way of dipping his toes into the new medium while he also tried out the possibilities of radio.
Scientists tested the importance of these structures in creating color by dipping the feathers in glycerin, altering the structure by filling in its minuscule air holes with the clear liquid.
Other dishes that more than lived up to their promise were crispy calamari (light and plentiful) with a spicy chipotle tomato dip; a variety of succulent raw oysters served with a Champagne mignonette, smoky tomato sauce and, curiously, a minuscule bottle of Tabasco sauce; and shrimp and bay scallop ceviche (in a piquant citrus marinade with charred tomato and cucumber).
The returns were minuscule.
The needle was minuscule.
The programs drew minuscule ratings.
Even his microwave is minuscule.
Katzenberg's is minuscule.
