Sentence examples for sounds tiny from inspiring English sources

When Ava walks or turns, she gives off sounds — tiny whirrs and hisses, as of rods and pistons sighing into place.

By today's measurements, "Paid In Full" sounds tiny, a Spartan album full of rapping about rapping, rapping about the music, rapping about listening to the music, rapping about the dancers dancing to the music.

That difference may sound tiny — what's a penny?

He sounded tiny and far away, and many of the women in the basement began to sob.

It makes the band sound tiny and focused, like the above-ground remnant of something that could have been buried completely.

Greenhouse gases in these amounts may sound tiny, but they could affect millions of jobs in the Union and help determine Europe's future as a major manufacturer.

Although they may sound tiny, in the world of premature infants, where babies as small as one pound are surviving, the Georgetown infants "aren't terribly small," said Dr. Maureen Hack, a professor of pediatrics at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

For example, a reduction of 1% in the number of servers required used may sound tiny, but in a major cloud data-centre this could translate into reducing infrastructure needs by thousands of physical server machines.

A cat walked through, her claws making sounds like tiny high heels on the linoleum, her coat glowing like mink.

This vocal manipulation can be heard on tracks like Fett Med Soft, which sounds a tiny bit like a Miami bass remix of Peaches' Fuck the Pain Away.

Before each blackout there was a cute punch line -- big Jubal Battisti mincing to "la la la" sounds before tiny Ms. Terayama flattened him with a kick -- and though Mr. Ekman's ideas weren't brilliant, he kept them coming.