Sentence examples for sight of a tiny from inspiring English sources
It's so pleasurable to see Miss Trunchbull freak out at the sight of a tiny amphibian.
And gazing dizzily into those dark valleys I caught sight of a tiny faraway living thing, all in green, flitting from cavern to cavern, less winged than human, a shape akin to that of a little man.
How do we move from being babies, without self-consciousness, happy to feed anywhere at any time, driven only by instinct, to being "offended" at the sight of a tiny human, who hasn't got anywhere near there yet, being cared for on exactly those terms?
But it's not just a programme for breeders or the broody; I am more inclined to swoon over puppies than babies, yet every week, something in it – usually the sight of a tiny, slimy human becoming aware it has just entered the world– will bring sudden tears.
Or was he just another frustrated, out-of-shape dude, thrown into rage at the sight of a tiny rat rubbing his face in the fact that he can count his 2018 Crunch visits on one hand?
Then again, no one has yet made a definitive sighting of a tiny comet, let alone measured its composition.
I'm sick of the sight of a million tiny screens at every gig.
And, now, the sight of a smushy, precious, tiny lil' thing — mud-covered and cold, being led to safety by a team of horses into the waiting arms of a capable, denim-clad farmer with a heart of melted gold … well, let's just say, advantage Anheuser-Busch.
And, now, the sight of a smushy, precious, tiny lil' thing — mud-covered and cold, being led to safety by a team of horses into the waiting arms of a capable, denim-clad farmer with a heart of melted gold... well, let's just say, advantage Anheuser-Busch.
We search for a sight of the tiny Golden frogs, the "jewels of the rainforest", but are rewarded instead by a flurry of wings as one of the largest species of butterflies in South America shoots past in a blur of brilliant blue, too fast to capture on camera.
Robert Whyte, an Australian spider expert, first caught sight of this tiny spider when its sparkly abdomen caught the light like a discoball.
