Sentence examples similar to tiny count from inspiring English sources

When your baby is teeny-tiny, count yourself lucky if you get more than two or three hours of shut-eye.

The tragedy of life is not that there is no God but that the generations through which it progresses are too tiny to count very much.

Hold me closer tiny dancer Count the headlights on the highway Lay me down on sheets of linen You had a busy day today.

The solitary orchestral horn functions as the cello's pungent alter ego, and in this vivid performance, it created a cauterising effect, as Otaka kept the accompaniment on a tight leash, and Chang's superbly controlled playing made every tiny detail count.

By then the show's audience was tiny, even counting my fellow Web watchers, with whom I spent hours online analyzing these important events.

Every tiny bit counts at this scale.

When Facebook Stories first rolled out, many people saw tiny view counts despite Facebook's massive popularity.

It's the tiny nuances that count, as Taylor notes when he laments the move away from vinyl records in the episode From Analog to Digital.

And then there are the actual fiestas: every tiny village can count on having two patron saints and a couple of local fiestas.

There's a lot to look at and talk about, and 10 tiny toes to count on the last page, ideal for when your own small bather is sitting on your knee.

And in the country's cemeteries, there are too many tiny graves to count.