Sentence examples for some so small from inspiring English sources

The Romans were the first to make small keys for locks—some so small that they could be worn on the fingers as rings.

The west is home to neighborhoods of narrow streets, some so small that it will not be possible for Iraqi troops to enter in their fortified Humvees.

In 2006 I started noticing subtle changes in Elaine: alterations in her behaviour patterns and character, some so small they are hard to describe.

There are 567 towns in the state, some so small that drivers pass through them without knowing where they have been.

Today, most farmers who practice truly sustainable farming, or what you might call "organic in spirit," operate on small scale, some so small they can't afford the requirements to be certified organic by the government.

Treasures range from a collection of tiny printed volumes going back to the 17th century, some so small they could fit on your thumbnail, to a handwritten inventory of the library of Mme. de Pompadour.

In the northeastern Italian wine regions of Friuli and Alto Adige (pronounced AHL-tow AH-dee-jay), more than a handful of winemakers, some small, some not so small, are making pinot grigios with personality, while retaining its appealingly dry and refreshing qualities.

So there's a large base of small (and some not so small) websites out there that now use Google AdSense to make some money.

The results can be spectacular in sushi rolls and in Omakase Creations (which translates more or less as chef's choices) and Small Plates (some not so small).

Depending on the routes taken, a climber faces at least 70 pitches (rope-lengths) with some holds so small that human fingers are physically incapable of grasping them.

Researchers have found that most ruptures occur at lesions that appear otherwise mild, in some cases so small that they do not limit blood flow and may be invisible to cardiologists, he said.