Sentence examples for small spikes from inspiring English sources

After a few small spikes, or one big one, a surge suppressor will often burn out.

Composite sticks cost $120 per pair and have small spikes bolted to the butt ends.

The Street model is a hybrid golf shoe with a rubber sole of grippy small spikes.

The plants are dioecious (individuals are either male or female) and produce white flowers arranged in small spikes called catkins.

Dissatisfied with the era's soft-iron pitons — small spikes that climbers drive into rock and attach ropes to — Chouinard set out to produce stronger ones.

Valentino's sales, $510 million in 2012, have improved, and lucrative accessories, like sandals studded with small spikes, now account for nearly half of sales in some stores.

With the exception of a small spike in May, Polaroid's shares have declined steadily this year.

Nevertheless, even if the law does lead to a small spike in sales, it still sends out the right message.

John Lewis had seen a small spike in sales in the previous week, apparently as customers braved the autumn chill out to buy warmer clothes and hot water bottles.

The Port Authority police superintendent, Fred V. Morrone, acknowledged what he said was "a small spike" in grand larcenies and car thefts in the last year.

Off the Rails wonders, however, whether the talent agency's site may soon be seeing a small spike in its audience.