Sentence examples for tiny crimp from inspiring English sources

The one downside of the slotted tool is that it creates a tiny crimp in the center of the paper where you slide the paper into the head of the tool.

You blew out fuses every Saturday night before socials drying your hair with your Conair Yellow Bird, or using your trusty diffuser for your perm or awesome Windmere crimping iron that only singed your hair a tiny bit, so it was worth it.

Go to Radio shack with the old fuse, and buy several (3) new fuses ($1 each) of the same temperature rating (printed in tiny letters on the side of the fuse), and a bunch of crimping connectors to connect the new fuse wires to the old wires.

Played by a brilliantly tetchy and (to just the right degree) faintly ridiculous Damian Lewis (think fashionable Etonian hunk rendered all the more dogmatic by a tiny worm of self-doubt), the misanthropic Alceste is transformed into a terminally disgruntled playwright in Crimp's adaptation.

Crimp edge.

Crimp this border.

Trim and crimp edges.

Trim, and crimp dough.

That would crimp things.

(Crimp has denied inviting Prince).

Economic woes crimp entertainment spending.