Sentence examples for months a tiny from inspiring English sources

When you've lived like they have for the past 12 months, a tiny island with a population of three cut off from the mainland of humanity, you get time to think.

For over six months, a tiny group of former teachers and civil servants — a few of the more than 100,000 people who have been purged from their jobs during Turkey's continuing crackdown on dissent — had assembled at the statue each day to ask for their jobs back.

"In less than six months, a tiny group of township activists has mobilised more than 170,000 people from 163 countries and gotten the highest levels of government to address their basic demand, that the sadistic crime of 'corrective rape' be taken seriously," Change.org representative Benjamin Joffe-Walt is quoted by the Sapa news agency as saying.

Four months, a tiny pair of scissors, and heroic amounts of patience: these were the elements artist Rogan Brown needed to create his fantastic sculpture series, Outbreak.

I say "any parent who remembers" because, what with the misery of being woken every few hours for several months by a tiny screaming bag of milk-hunger, it's possible that a few parents forget the early months altogether.

He was held for months in a tiny room so water-logged that he could not lie down.

We, Jessica and Michael, are engaged to be married in a few months in a tiny civil ceremony, attended only by our parents and my brothers.

Nearly three months after a tiny group of Yemenis rushed into the square at Sanaa University to denounce their government, the object of their anger — President Ali Abdullah Saleh — remains in office, unmoved.

Nearly three months after a tiny group of Yemenis rushed into the square at Sanaa University to denounce their government, the object of their anger President Ali Abdullah Saleh remains in office, unmoved.

Forced to flee to a mountainous region in the south of Italy because each had a Jewish parent, they spent nine months in a tiny hut waiting for the Allies to liberate Rome.

Mr. Santorum, in particular, has kept his shoe-string campaign alive for months with a tiny staff, no campaign infrastructure, little connection to the Republican establishment and a pot of campaign cash that is more like a breadbox than a war chest.