Sentence examples for though a tiny from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, though, a tiny voice of frustration breaks through.

It was as though a tiny sphere were rotating clockwise and counterclockwise at the same time.

It is not, though a tiny handful of yobs might want it to be, a racial battleground.

This may be because in big countries, such as India, the rich are large in number, though a tiny part of the population.

But, despite the gloom, neither default has dented emerging-market debt prices.At least Pakistan has handled its default more adroitly than Ecuador, which, though a tiny economy, managed to annoy everyone with its cack-handed approach.

Though a tiny fraction of the total music market, vinyl album sales were up 33 percent in 2009 over the previous year, to 2.5 million, according to Nielsen Soundscan.

Though still a tiny niche compared with the more than 50m cars sold worldwide each year, it would, they hoped, be highly profitable.

Mr. Touré, though from a tiny minority, is credited with bringing dependable electricity and water to the capital, for the first and last time, during his tenure as prime minister in the late 1990s.

Though still a tiny market, new issues were up 25% in 2012 this yearr's new crop of green bonds is even stronger, according to the Climate Bonds Initiative.

We also enjoy Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Scandal, though, so a tiny bit of what we watch wins awards.

Test the marker first, though, on a tiny area that isn't seen when you wear or carry it.