Sentence examples for tiny divide from inspiring English sources

It's the tiny divide between old and young that seems to be the wellspring of most of these.

The racist right was tiny and divided in the 1960s.

Steep terrain with only one tiny road divides Kodori from the rest of Abkhazia.

The as yet unnamed Jewish state — or, as they say in Arabic, "Zionist entity" — would be tiny and divided: nearly half its citizens would be Arabs.

A tiny peninsula divides it from the eastern beach, which houses an ancient abbey and graveyard, and did I mention there's a pub?

"We cannot, we must not, we will not, allow a tiny minority to divide our generous, inclusive society.

That would be a historic irony, given that the Montenegrins in question speak for the pro-Serbian half of their tiny republic's divided electorate.

But, says Adam Lusher, there's method in this madness I've spent a lifetime looking down a microscope and there are things that still make me gasp Watching cells pass through a tiny vessel, or dividing and proliferating, or white cells engulfing other cells or bits of dirt: there's something totally fascinating about that kind of movement.

I've spent a lifetime looking down a microscope and there are things that still make me gasp Watching cells pass through a tiny vessel, or dividing and proliferating, or white cells engulfing other cells or bits of dirt: there's something totally fascinating about that kind of movement.

Children were dividing tiny chips by color in the street.  .

The tiny main house was divided into a bedroom and office.