Sentence examples for tiny cracks from inspiring English sources
Tiny cracks have appeared in "Homage from the Colonies".
This stops tiny cracks propagating through the stuff, which gives it strength.
The trimmer snaps on, the noise making a million tiny cracks in the afternoon.
Even one train, he said, causes enough contortion to open tiny cracks in the bridge's steel.
Water can also seep into tiny cracks in the surface of the concrete.
Over time, vibrations and bumps cause composite materials to develop tiny cracks that over time sap the strength.
One worker, Mario Villalobos, noticed tiny cracks in two keys, the D and the A two octaves below middle C.
One problem is that, with stress, tiny cracks can develop that can eventually lead to bigger, destructive cracks.
The swirls and tiny cracks in a performer's tone make the singer more than just a skilled anonymous craftsman.
"But it's these very tiny cracks which are often the sign of something larger," Dr. Roberts said.
Tiny cracks begin to form through contact with other surfaces, or even with water vapor and carbon dioxide.
