Sentence examples for tiny end from inspiring English sources

There is far more risk at the tiny end of the scale.

"This part always goes to the chef," he said, popping the tiny end slice into his mouth and nodding approvingly.

"And those pieces – even if very, very tiny – can end up in the ocean".

The Spark's tiny rear end – it's so short, the rear wheels are just about even with the back of the car – swung perfectly into place.

However, only "a tiny proportion" end up on cardiology wards, with the rest spread across as many as 20 different wards in three different wings, including surgical, elderly care and post-operative card wards.

I open it up and am back, aged seven or eight, accompanying her to a tiny West End shop filled with glitter, to choose the sequins and beads that'll be hand-sown onto her dress.

It'd be a risk if 100 tiny satellites end up pinging around the world at high speed in exactly the same orbit as the space station.

You flick the tiny fag end toward the water where rotting pilings from collapsed wooden docks rear up out of the greasy water like ancient stalagmites, black bones, and say: Collecting for police charity.

Be advised: unlike Las Vegas, what happens at Tiny's ends up on its Facebook page the following day.

Scrooge is a model capitalist on the Lower East Side and a nude woman in TriBeCa, and in Brooklyn Tiny Tim ends up as a dog.

With widespread use of English and a literacy rate of over 90 percent, along with rock-bottom wages, Sri Lanka hopes to transform its postwar economy from a sleepy tea and textiles island into a tiny, high-end outsourcing powerhouse.