Sentence examples for tiny cross from inspiring English sources

Once they had removed the varnish, they were able to examine tiny cross sections of paint.

With point of a knife, cut a tiny cross in center of each pie or make small diagonal slashes.

So, too, are the black pants, the peach-colored vest and the tiny cross dangling from her neck.

A spectrum of highly individualistic voices emerged, as is evident in the tiny cross section represented by the Rubin show, organized by Beth Citron, an assistant curator at the museum who was also responsible for the previous installments of the series.

A right-wing Norwegian politician, Vidar Kleppe, demanded to know why a tiny cross was banned from the airwaves while the Norwegian armed forces allowed the Sikh turban or hijab.In fact, Ms Saellmann told Erasmus, the whole thing has been blown out of proportion.

When he writes about the emblematic flower of the first world war, the poppy, for example, or assigns a similar role to the plant that was christened London rocket during the second: "The plant that arrived to grace the ruins, apparently in prodigious quantities, was a modest member of the mustard family with golden-yellow flowers in the shape of a tiny cross".

The scanner's magnet temporarily aligns these iron molecules in the hemoglobin cells, while the imaging technology captures a rapid series of "slices" — tiny cross-sections of the brain.

Registering the fuss, he inquires: "Then she won't be cooking dinner this evening, then?" Tanner's bloody but successful delivery of a girl, the doctor's subsequent arrival, the discarded afterbirth, which turns out to be a second girl -- all this and more, while Brinkman smokes a pipe and harbors his tiny cross-purpose.

In addition, her pages were covered with tiny crosses and other markings that had not been preserved in any printed edition.

The hillside also contains tiny crosses, which indicate child victims, and atomic symbols, which mark the deaths of United States service members and Iraqi citizens from depleted uranium.

Looks-wise, Real Easter eggs (£3.99) are discreet in their faith – just three tiny crosses on the front hint at their faith.