Sentence examples for small comma from inspiring English sources

Grable, 64, was on her way to Hart Island, a small comma of land in Long Island Sound that contains a mass paupers' grave with the remains of as many as 1 million people -- making it the largest tax-funded cemetery in the world.

Take a matte eye shadow or eye liner pencil and draw a small comma on your desired location.

Many small, comma-shaped pieces of jade are attached by fine wires, and chains of spangles and leaf shapes hang down from the headband, all of which adds to its appearance of gaudy opulence.

As small a thing as a shifty adverb, or an adjective with attitude, or just a trivial little comma is enough to reconfigure the past.

But the broader meaning of the US Constitution's 2nd Amendment depends on something very small: two commas.

How many small crows like commas punctuating the drifts?

The four species we have admired basking in the sunshine or twirling in aerial dogfights are small tortoiseshells, peacocks, commas and brimstones, the original "butter-coloured fly".

I know, it's easy to poke fun at all this well-meaning advice, until you talk to someone whose life has been altered by a creature smaller than a comma.

Cases were considered to have AGD if they had small dot- or comma-like argyrophilic lesions in neuronal processes of the pyramidal layer and the entorhinal cortex, as well as coiled bodies in temporal white matter, which are the same criteria used in other studies [ 31].

Insects The first butterflies to emerge among five hibernating species are: the comma, peacock, small tortoiseshell, red admiral and brimstone.

Andreesen Horowitz recently invested in Comma, the small automation company started by George Hotz, a hacker who made his Acura drive itself around the Bay Area.