Sentence examples for other a tiny from inspiring English sources

On the other, a tiny removable cap conceals the Up's connector to your iPhone: a headphone minijack.

On the other, a tiny flame appears at his feet, as though a match had been dropped.

I lost two of Mr. Mehta's, one a putter, the other a tiny disk used as a marker for between shots.

You turn the wheel very slightly one way, and the caravan goes drastically the other; a tiny corrective adjustment and your outfit is swiftly jack-knifed at five-to-one.

Until recently, the United States and countries like Israel occupied opposite ends of the security spectrum: one a confident and carefree superpower, seemingly untouchable, the other a tiny garrison state, surrounded by fortifications and barbed wire, fighting for its survival.

For the most part, he wants to keep the identity of his two homes - "one a huge subsidised theatre that serves a community, the other a tiny subsidised theatre that sits, geographically, in the middle of the West End, where you can't identify a community" - sharply distinct.

In some markets that means a small price cut, in others a tiny increase.

He speaks of "a splinter of life among so many others, a tiny pinprick in time, amid so much pointed loneliness".

Just as some sculptures have more presence than others (a tiny bronze Giacometti can somehow fill a whole room), so it is with the living.

How does the miniaturist she commissions to make, among other things, a tiny lute for her cabinet, know so much about her and the other members of the Brandt household?

They are sitting uncomfortably close to each other on a tiny sofa.