Sentence examples for tiny devil from inspiring English sources

Inside, there was a tiny devil's head.

"But ah obviously you're going for more of a look where the boots – pointed boots, pointed black boots, with blue jeans – you're going for more of a 'my feet look like tiny devil's hooves, pointing out from the end of my denim leg tubes' sort of thing, which obviously I respect—".

If it is Halloween, you could wear tiny devil horns and a tail.

Mr. Baldwin did look a little impish — a few spikes of hair above his forehead were twisted with gel into tiny devils' horns — but his tone was respectful.

The kindly British scientist Dr. Broom (John Hurt) tames the tiny scarlet devil with a Baby Ruth the size of a bazooka.

(For a moment at least, until he realized the even greater irony that he was wrong all this time, and then out strolled the tiny red devil, who whipped out his pitchfork and started pokin' poor Chris in the ribs for the rest of eternity!).

This paper presents an improved algorithm for automatic detection of Martian dust devils that successfully extracts tiny bright dust devils and obscured large dust devils from two subtracted landscape images.

These two great thinkers, as Faustus points out, are reminiscent of those tiny angels and devils that pop up on impressionable shoulders.

Piping hot and especially tasty are the house-made gougères (petite mouthfuls of Gruyère-flavored choux pastry puffs); devils on horseback (tiny skewers of sizzling hot, bacon-wrapped dates); and deep-fried Roquefort-stuffed olives, also served hot.

The angel and devil are in its tiny details: a film to be compared with Ingmar Bergman's Scenes from a Marriage (1973) or even David Lean's Brief Encounter (1945), with both characters in the Celia Johnson role.

A Jigger of la Cultura Skeletons dance and devils grin in the tiny but fascinating La Casa del Arte Popular Mexicano, an arts and crafts museum wedged into the Hotel Zone (Boulevard Kukulcan; 52-998 849-4332; www.museoartepopularmexicano.org; 55 pesos).