Sentence examples for tiny collection from inspiring English sources

Alex leaned over to peer at the tiny collection on Sasha's windowsills.

Every university provides access to a huge collection of potential readings, and to a tiny collection of potential lectures.

Tonga, a tiny collection of 170 coral islands between New Zealand and Hawaii, is in celebratory mood.

Silver phoned buyers and editors in New York, and the Mulleavys made their first trip to Manhattan, where they schlepped their tiny collection around in a cardboard box.

The next day, a radiologist carefully inserted a needle into the tiny collection of fluid and drew out a few c.c.'s of blood-tinged fluid.

The Tobago Cays, a tiny collection of uninhabited islets, is a nature preserve that has some of the best snorkeling in the Caribbean.

Recognizing that a new generation of logic circuits would be needed for the next generation of computer systems, physicists focused much work in 2009 on "quantum dots," tiny collections of atoms that function together as a single atom.

Outside interest, and funding, has helped to create more than 20 libraries in Timbuktu, from tiny collections with a few hundred documents to Ismael Haidara's Fondo Kati Bibliothèque, which has more than 7,000 leather-bound manuscripts dating back to 1198.

In London, I first saw it put forward by taxi driver groups, enraged by the construction of the capital's first comprehensive pair of properly designed and separated lanes, and then by tiny collections of campaigners opposing plans for a northward expansion of these routes.

Mini-brains themselves aren't a new idea: they're basically tiny collections of stem-cell-derived neurons that can be experimented on as if they were developing brains.

Since their tiny first collection in February, the label has made impressive strides forward to produce a coherent, well thought-out second collection.