Sentence examples for tiny by a from inspiring English sources
A few Internet properties have been optioned for television and film, but entertainment executives have been slow to embrace material that is often produced by unknowns, whose content may be inappropriate by mainstream standards and whose fan base is still tiny by a television yardstick.
Takei was dismayed to hear that his character was called "Tiny" by a guard at McCoy's cell during the film, and argued with the film's producer to have the line cut.
A tiny by-election for the state assembly PAS already dominates is ordinarily small beer (or would be, if PAS allowed such a beverage, which it does not).
You're buying a tiny painting by a tiny artist.
The sums loaned are tiny by most standards, a few hundred dollars in most cases.
While rather tiny by typical measures of a "mansion," a newly listed executive rowhouse in Chicago's Pullman district is certainly not short on style.
Although not an expensive machine, and with a tiny (by today's standards) 9K of memory, it had a Type 30 precision CRT display.
Mr. Bennett's campaign succeeded in knocking down its already tiny budget by a third.
And beyond some lovely mountain scenery and a tiny cameo by a radiant Michelle Yeoh, there isn't much else to look at.
Apatow, who had been recommended Tiny Furniture by a friend, told New York magazine that he instantly found Dunham "so nice and smart and funny".
Artemisinin is naturally made in tiny amounts by a small brownish plant called Artemisia annua.
