Sentence examples for much a tiny from inspiring English sources

Generally, Creed likes to make little of nothing very much: a tiny tower of Lego, seven nails of ascending sizes banged into the wall, a slender ziggurat of planks.

The first observations of a transit of Venus came from Jeremiah Horrocks in Much Hoole, a tiny village in Lancashire.

Certainly the performances are worthwhile, like Malcolm McDowell's contemporary, graying-but-not-yet-grown-up Gangster 55 -- Mr. Thewlis conveys as much with a tiny snarl of lips so expressive they're prehensile.

The reason for this is that in its first 25 days in pseudo-office, the Bush camp has shown it lacks the clout to deliver so much as a tiny first installment on its candidate's most persistent campaign promise -- to be "a uniter not a divider" and end "partisan bickering".

"The laws have not changed very much, only a tiny, wee bit.

Devin, our resident Microsoft "fan" (inasmuch as any of us are "fans" of these huge, faceless companies), had only good things to say about the mouse well, except for the price, which, at $50, seems a bit much for a tiny notebook mouse.

In the immortal words of Dr. Gonzo, "You won't need much, just a tiny taste".

After much experimentation, a tiny particle of dust was animated and the computer distributed that image throughout the entire shelf.

You are allowed to share a washing line with the other two tenants in this building, who I'm assuming are either the owners who lovingly over-decorated this place (eerie smiles, I imagine the people who decorated this as having, weird unblinking smiles and every conversation always seems to come back round to God) or two, separate, extremely unhappy people paying far too much for a tiny space.

Borrowing by women pushes up household spending by one and a half times as much and the female labour supply by nearly three times as much (because even a tiny loan frees women to work who might otherwise be trapped in household chores).

Most of them are small and do not attract much attention; only a tiny fraction cost more than a million dollars to clean up.