Sentence examples for then tiny from inspiring English sources
The universe made tiny stars, and then tiny galaxies.
Since then, Tiny has been staying with family and friends.
Then tiny irises, blue and rich buttery yellow, appeared.
The Kings go grand, then tiny, staccato to legato, turning necessities into virtues.
They visited the then tiny and still picturesque fishing village of Torremolinos, west of Málaga.
However, the proprietor, then "Tiny" Rowland, backed Trelford and Howard was soon out of a job.
FIRST there were regular-size M&M's, then tinier ones.
The industry's sea change can be traced back to 1978, when a then-tiny company, Apple Computer, launched the Apple II personal computer.
They were worried that such innovations marked an attempt by a then-tiny minority, drivers, to push everyone else off the roads.
After two weeks – enough time to explore ad nauseam the then-tiny town's few restaurants and corner shops, the Houngs were allowed across the border.
The Association of Muslim Schools, set up 20 years ago to support a then-tiny band of institutions, acknowledges that in response to a growing demand for Islamic education, a number of full-time schools have opened without proper formalities.
