Sentence examples for now tiny from inspiring English sources

Now, tiny Estonia has quietly struck back.

Now, tiny microprocessors govern the effectiveness of many designs.

And now, tiny shockproof sensors can ride along.

Now, tiny Storrs has become the epicenter of college basketball.

Now, tiny mills are cranking out enough power to propel the larger vehicles more suitable for the American market.

There is still a margin for error in terms of pacing, but it's now tiny.

Westwood finally enters the room: she is 74 now, tinier than I expected.

While most illusions about Soviet-style Communism may be exhausted, the paranoia about Gus Hall's old party, with its now-tiny membership, seems still to be alive.

NDS is 51percentt owned by Permira, and 49percentt owned by media giant News Corp. NDS, which was founded in 1988, was bought by News Corp. in 1992 for the now-tiny sounding sum of $15 million.

TinyCo has several App Store top 10 titles now, including Tiny Zoo Friends, Tiny Pets, Tap Resort and VIP Poker.

Now a tiny private Boston company, toiling for six years, has created near-perfect mirroring inside tiny optical fibers that could be useful in industrial manufacturing, laser surgery and more.