Sentence examples for tiny beast of from inspiring English sources
This grain of life, this tiny beast of dew.
The tiny Beasts of Holm of the east coast of Lewis were the site of the sinking of the during the first few hours of 1919, one of the worst maritime disasters in United Kingdom waters during the 20th century.
In the Bhagavata Purana, Varaha emerges as a tiny beast (a size of a thumb) from the nostrils of Brahma, but soon starts to grow.
Next comes a deep plate of the butteriest brown-butter mash and a braised squirrel – the tiny beast in its entirety, bathed in a generous slick of hazelnut gravy (£17).
But this animal "...a tiny beast" about one-half inch long, had 'long, curved spines protruding from its armored body".
A rock could fall from the sky and smash her family; an ant could lay eggs inside their ears, where armies of tiny beasts would be born that would devour their brains; a sea of fetid mud flooding down the mountainside could cover the city; mad hens could become carnivores and peck out the eyes of children; anything could happen.
It made early detention of the tiny beasts, both visual and sensual, possible.
Yes, the man who makes his living chasing lions, wrestling giant anaconda and hauling crocodiles has been brought down by that most tiny of beasts – the mosquito.
The headlights caught a flash of sparkling eyes, some tiny faceless beast.
