Sentence examples for size of a tiny from inspiring English sources

It was the size of a tiny garden shed.

But a comfortable dressing room the size of a tiny bedroom near the entrance ate up space, making the bedroom feel a bit crowded.

Called a geolocator, the device weighs 1.4 grams, or about 0.05 ounce, and is about the size of a tiny halogen bulb.

Here, the minuscule ryogen is a perfect jewel of five dry gardens, each about the size of a tiny city roof terrace, and each symbolising with moss or rock or gravel a lovely, if obtuse, piece of Buddhist philosophy.

When the Wendy's "Where's the beef?" commercial debuted in 1984, people could relate to the feeling of disappointment when seeing the comical size of a tiny beef patty on a big bun, Hirsch says.

On closer examination, however, the team noticed that the new molars from the Asian Afrasia were more primitive than those of Afrotarsius from Libya, particularly in the larger size of a tiny bulge at the back of its last lower molar.

The five bond issues it has done since the beginning of last year have a combined size of $2.16 billion, a tiny fraction of the $1.3 trillion market for mortgage-backed bonds without government guarantees.

Instructively, one of the show's most engaging works, a notebook-size painting of a tiny naked couple waist deep in the water of a bathroom sink, is also one of its smallest.

If we have faith the size of a mustard seed, a tiny, tiny seed, love flows and we grow in grace leading to inner and outer peace.

Measurement of anti-MUC1 antibody levels is more practical and advantageous than determination of MUC1 antigens, because regardless of tumor size, a tiny bit of antigen made by a few premalignant or malignant cells can drain to the nearest lymph node and induce an immune response that can be detected in NAF.

The 37-year-old professor of chemistry and of physics recently made an electronic switch the size of a molecule, too tiny to see directly or even to visualize in your mind.