Sentence examples for tiny dab from inspiring English sources

He saIt the drug sells for about $30 to $40 for a gram, as opposed to about $15 for marijuana buds.

LOS ANGELES — A tiny dab of drama was injected Monday into a heretofore somnolent race to succeed Arnold Schwarzenegger as governor of California.

Another layer of lipstick (for intensity), and a tiny dab of Boiron Homeoplasmine (a French wonder salve beloved by makeup artists) on the middle of the lower lip, and voilà, a look that Pieroni describes as "sexy, sultry, decadent and a little bit dangerous".

The people remaining in their homeland -- elderly parents too frail or too old to begin anew, women, children, siblings not ready yet to make the trip or too poor to buy passage -- would hold tight to their end as the faces grew smaller and smaller until they were a blur in the crowd, a tiny dab of paint on a canvas, sky above, sea below.

A lot of people think that you should keep dabbing and dabbing because in the media they see people taking huge ones, but all you really need is a tiny dab, and two can sometimes be too much.

Use a tiny dab to put a quick shine on your shoes and bags.

The emblem of the golden fleece is a shimmering cluster of tiny dabs; it looks nothing like the more polished accessory worn by King Philip in his own Velázquez portrait at the Met.

There, sure enough, were the simple black-and-white line drawings by Bandy, just as I recalled them; there, too, were the baroque recipes for combining "nickel"- and "pea -size amounts of different liquids and lotions to create foundation, and "three tiny dabs" of different colors to create the right shade of lipea -size

Her own answer — that she had everything she wanted and no one else had anything better — was a blatant lie, a fact reinforced by the subsequent shot of the food she had restrained herself from digging into: a single brussels sprout, surrounded by tiny dabs of side dishes.

Seurat developed the ingenious, painstaking process of pointillism that used tiny dabs of color to produce images.

Collins was covered in tiny dabs of cotton glued to his jacket; these highlights were designed to create a body halo.