Sentence examples for mite of from inspiring English sources

She, without a mite of colour in her face, walking as if on eggshells.

She is considered the mighty mite of the women's hammer, shot-put, discus and throwers pentathlon events, an undersized dynamo who relishes outclassing larger rivals.

For that we riced cream cheese, added a mite of heavy cream, chopped chives, candied ginger or nuts, and poured this over the pear halves on lettuce.

These laws are more than 40 years old, created when party bosses ceded a mite of power in the name of reform.

Using computer simulations based on data from the Hubble telescope, the enveloping scrim of the traditional planetarium's sky is ripped aside, revealing a stunning three-dimensional cosmos in which Earth is a mite of stardust.

When Kumari Pidse, a mite of a government health worker in Mangata, in Chattisgarh State, approaches a man about a vasectomy, the answer is always the same: "Take my wife".

Gone are dinerdom's classic manufacturers like Worcester, O'Mahony and Silk City (Paterson, N.J., of course), but Roadside's links include three current diner makers: Kullman Industries of Lebanon, N.J. (www.kullman.com), which is introducing the new Blue Comet diner; Starlite Manufacturing of Ormond Beach, Fla .(www.starlitemanufacturing.com); and Diner-Mite of Atlanta (www.dinermite.com).com

"Mites of Moths and Butterflies".

Mites of dust are caught in its beams.

In addition, there are nasal mites of dogs and birds, lung mites of monkeys, and predatory mites, which are sometimes of benefit in controlling plant-feeding mites.

Mites of the order Astigmata (superorder Acariformes) include the grain and cheese mites (Acaridae), itch mites (Sarcoptidae) of humans and animals, scab mites (Psoroptidae), feather mites of birds, mites associated with insects, and many free-living forms.