Sentence examples for tiny and at from inspiring English sources

"It was tiny and at first we could see nothing of interest," Mr. Kuhn said.

I used to amuse myself by bringing a tiny (and at the time, superadvanced) Global Positioning System device on planes.

People, Wallace suggested in that immensely sad novel, needed to be distracted from the "deeper type of pain that is always there," namely the existential knowledge that "we are tiny and at the mercy of large forces and that time is always passing and that every day we've lost one more day that will never come back".

What I say is: "1,000ft up and the problems of the world seem small, at 2,000ft they're tiny, and at 3,000ft, what problems?" Get your boots on, get yourself up a hill and with a bit of effort you lose all your pressures and tensions.

The new Apple TV is slick, tiny, and, at $99 bucks, comes in at a ridiculously reasonable price.

The woman, a chief assistant named Sharon Woo, looked at Tiny, and then at the crowd, with the expression of somebody whose dinner guests have arrived twenty-five minutearlyrly.

But at Punahou School, where Te'o would transfer his sophomore year, Toma was considered "tiny and slow," at first, said the coach, Kale Ane.

But it also situates us in a vast universe that makes us feel both tiny and tremendous at the same time.

As others have pointed out, the numbers are tiny and testing at the border would be a ridiculous waste of everyone's time.

CSM: Of course, these theoretical strings are so incredibly tiny and vibrate at such high energies, we can't directly measure them.

What was true was that haoles were a tiny and unpopular minority at Kaimuki.