Sentence examples for tiny best from inspiring English sources
But the rear seat is tiny, best reserved for a single third passenger sprawled crossways.
Jesse has written a novel about their affair -- a "tiny best seller," he modestly gloats -- and Paris is the last leg of his European publicity tour.
A single tiny best model is a rare event, not impossible, but also not efficiently considered as a likely and reachable endpoint.
The conditional probability of this evidence given the thimerosal hypothesis is tiny at best and thus a convincing reason to drastically lower the posterior probability of the hypothesis.
However, an optional touch screen for functions like the stereo is frustrating, with tiny boxes best suited to dainty little fingers.
This appears to move exposures off their balance sheets, but many regulators believe that the amount of risk which banks actually shift is tiny at best.
It may not be fair that the Clintons seem to be forgiven every sin while Mr. Obama's margin of error is tiny at best.
Dr. Dean is marginalized in other ways as well: a heretofore obscure governor from a tiny state best known for its left-wing ice cream and gay civil unions, a flip-flopper on some pivotal issues and something of a hothead.
There are many species of Clupeidae, with varying sizes and tastes, from the Atlantic herring, Clupea harengus, to the pilchard (much loved in England, and often served in tomato sauce), to the tiny sprat, best smoked and eaten bones and all.
Instead, the Holly who shows up is tiny Emilia Clarke, best known to most of us from the HBO series "Game of Thrones," in which she plays Daenerys Targaryen, the platinum-haired, often nude (it's HBO, after all) queen of the Dothraki, hatcher of dragons and eater of raw horse heart.
But with all the dream destinations in the world that I have yet to conquer -- drinking wine in Italy, scuba diving off the coast of Australia, trekking to the North Pole -- why am I hung up on visiting a tiny country best known for warfare and which my family abandoned a generation ago?
