Sentence examples for tiny and a from inspiring English sources

There are only about a dozen motor vehicles; over 350 churches, some very tiny, and a population of 5,000.

"You are a hard stick," Sally said when she managed to push the needle into a vein that she called "tiny and a roller".

MOST people are all too familiar with estate-agent speak, in which "charming" means tiny and a "mature garden" is a jungle.

Some of them were tiny, and a few that grew to as much as a foot in length resembled giant wood lice.

How is it that the imagination of the Australian public during this World Cup has been captured by nations which may be intensely proud but are relatively tiny and a long way away?

A bit too tiny and a bit too sleek, it redeems those shortcomings with pitch-perfect service and first-rate sushi and sashimi, along with an eclectic selection of other seafood (swordfish tandoori, calamari stuffed with curried couscous) and, of course, pasta.

Silicon sally Correction: International banking Vacancy ReprintsBut Greece has both a tiny economy and a tiny stockmarket.

A tiny toilet and a tiny sink-and-shower arrangement.

Breeding flat faces also means oversize tongues, tiny nostrils, and a tiny trachea.

Still better would be something light, tiny and zippy — a true Italian job — like an Abarth.

Our tiny computers get a little tinier and a little more wonderful.