Sentence examples for ones with tiny from inspiring English sources

Each member country, even small ones with tiny populations and minuscule soccer programs, has one vote in the FIFA Congress (which in turn chooses the executive committee), and revenues are also disproportionately, and somewhat arbitrarily, shared.

Then I used a special kind of journal (not the ones with tiny hearts that 14-year-olds use).

But one, with tiny, intense eyes beneath a beetling brow, stopped me dead, like a Sphinx demanding the answer to a fatal riddle.

At an amiable shop called Canyon Beachwear (1136 Third Avenue, at 66th Street) Natasha deemed the merchandise too mature for her taste, but her mother took home a navy one-piece with tiny white polka dots, also available as a tankini (tankini; $66).

Valentino, who received the Legion of Honor on Thursday, and celebrated with a black-tie dinner at his chateau, appealed to the client who has everything — well, maybe not a gorgeous chiffon dress clinging to one shoulder with tiny pearls rushing over the bodice.

It's a phrase that holds so much promise but to date has not yet turned our world into one filled with tiny connected sensors feeding a vast matrix of data – just yet.

People are racing around talking to one another on mobiles with tiny earpieces nowhere near their mouths and everything sounds clear with nary a dropped signal.

One of the things I've noticed being in the sex business is [that] the men who are the pickiest about what a woman looks like are always the ones with the tiniest penises.

He has already made two violins, one with a tiny Palestinian flag on the tailpiece, which anchors the strings.

Former Baltimorean Craig Strydom intentionally attended the 85th Academy Awards wearing his father-in-law's tuxedo, the one with the tiny tear in one leg.

The round griddles, meanwhile, had one smooth side and one side covered with tiny holes, and archaeologists have debated which side would have been facing up during cooking.