Sentence examples for tiny explained from inspiring English sources

Events sufficient for a chapter or even a novel are summarised in eight words: "Tiny explained how he lost the plumbing business".

"The potential audience willing to pay to play these games online is very tiny," explains Jupiter analyst Anya Sacharow.

"The system is like a bodybuilder with a tiny brain," explained the project lead, Christophe Salzmann, in an EPFL news release.

The tiny type explains: the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

Even this extra CP violation, if confirmed, would be far too tiny to explain the existence of the universe.

She went to Twitter, wrote a tiny note explaining her problem, and within 10 minutes her online audience had provided leads to lawyers and better accountants.

He holds aloft one half of a tiny jawbone, explaining that it can be employed as a pick, and then uses the incisor to scoop out an eye, window to the bunny's soul.

The command singles out a bracelet, bolo tie, squash blossom necklace, amulet or some other small gleaming object for special attention; a block of tiny print explains what we should look for.

It's a fine business, but it's tiny," he explains.

Our captain moored our boat beside tiny Adele Island, explaining that a group of locals have worked tirelessly at eliminating non-native trees and all predators, slowly re-introducing bird species on the brink of extinction.

"There is less money" in each tiny clearinghouse, he explained.