Sentence examples for small and strong from inspiring English sources

She can say nothing and speak volumes by shifting slightly in her seat (her body is small and strong, like an osprey's).

Lee was small and strong, and her hands, which were in constant motion when she talked, were heavily stacked with gold rings — as a reminder and for security, should she find herself in such a fix again.

He alone shapes long phrases, with riveting diminuendos (sequences of reiterated movements tapering from big to small and strong to soft), and with sudden shifts of tone and speed but no apparent pause or gear change.

Indeed, in case of LBP subjects, the difference of amplitude between FRP phases is small and strong local impulses and artifacts appear during the relaxation phase.

They successfully obtained many strong motion records and showed that the records varied significantly even when the station separation was small, and strong local site effects were observed at the temporary stations installed at sites experiencing heavy damage.

Simone Biles is small and strong, and she is making history today.

The first of the two subtypes was small and stronger granulated (subtype 1) than the second subtype, which appears taller but less granulated (subtype 2).

Alternatively, you may find your Genestealer-heavy Tyranid army has too few men in it-add Gaunts, lots and lots of Gaunts!!! Specialising your army isn't as simple as big and weak or small and strong-there are countless other things to consider, such as whether you want a shooty army-such as Tau-or a close combat army-such as Orks.

The number of reconstructed atoms is higher when the particle size is smaller, and strong structure twisting in space is observed.

Members of this family have small mouths and strong teeth, heavily ossified (that is, composed of true bone rather than cartilage) dermal bones, and hemiheterocercal tails.

With her small body and strong voice, Sydney will be remembered as "Mom" by many other young individuals whom she tutored, nurtured, and otherwise supported and guided over the years.