Sentence examples for take a tiny piece of from inspiring English sources

Take a tiny piece of black clay.

Take a tiny piece of orange pipe cleaner and fold it in half.

Just take a tiny piece of clear tape and cover the light on the remote just enough so that it no longer works.

Not long ago on a New York sound stage at a looping, or dubbing, session for "Harlem Nights," he took a tiny piece of dialogue - "Colored guys with guns make me nervous" - gave it a dozen different inflections, then selected the one that perfectly conveyed the "affectation," as he called it and that's exactly what it was, of his character.

Industry officials estimate that close to 3 billion megawatt-hours of electricity -- 1 megawatt-hour is enough to power 1,000 average homes for an hour -- changed hands on the wholesale power market last year, with giant traders, including Enron, taking a tiny piece of each transaction.

We took a tiny piece of epithelial tissue from the outer ear when the animal was 17 years and 8 months old and amplified cells on culture dishes for 7 days.

Even Lew, so careful with his diet, took a tiny piece.

Get a tiny piece of cardboard and decorate it.

But taken in context, it is a tiny piece of the sprawling mosaic that is life in and around the river.

In the case of a positive diagnosis, the urologist will often advise a needle biopsy, in which a tiny piece of a tissue is taken from the prostate for analysis [45].

The company's founder, Bob Noyce, took the idea of a transistor and etched it onto a tiny piece of polished sand.