Sentence examples for tiny enough to from inspiring English sources

This bleak area is tiny enough to allow people on either side to converse by bullhorn.

We want it voice-activated, and tiny enough to fit into a wristwatch.

Then again, both cameras are tiny enough to rattle around in a shirt pocket.

It also showed — behind closed doors — projectors tiny enough to fit in a cellphone.

At 10 she was still tiny enough to be put in a baby swing.

(She does, however, use the term "Clipper Nation," which should be tiny enough to make Liechtenstein look like Russia).

(4 stars) L'Occitane Peach Blossom Shower Polishing Nectar 250ml, £12.50, loccitane.co.uk Smells glorious, and the peach-pit particles are tiny enough not to feel scratchy.

They are dewy and tiny, low enough to escape the wind.

Make the hole tiny, just enough to get the screw started.

"When we were auditioning for the other two girls, I was, like, 'Make sure she's tiny enough for it to be funny when she's next to me.' " She reflected for a moment.

To do that requires exquisitely sensitive sensors, i.e., those that are tiny enough and able to detect and measure using trivial amounts of energy.