Sentence examples for tiny feels from inspiring English sources
By the time they get back to the barn, Tiny feels so happy about the adventure that he suggests they do it again.
It's tiny, feels so good in my hands and has a great keyboard.
Saucy porkpies vied for attention with bowlers and bishop's hats, and collapsed-looking stovepipes competed with tiny felt cones.
Instead of filtering the outside world through a glass menagerie, Ms. St. John uses her artwork; her newest installation is called "1,000 Skinny Girls in a Dirt Yard," all made of pipe cleaners, dressed in different outfits made from plastic and paper bags, including tiny felt hats and tiny purses, each with a different message inside.
We've got to admit all this love in our Twitter feed had us squealing like a woman in a jewelry store commercial who just opened a tiny felt box with a big juicy cubic zirconia inside it -- only not.
Tiny Cooper feels not a moment of shame or alienation.
Applying the cream with the wand in tiny circles feels refreshing and nurturing (for $250, it had better).
This will take about twenty minutes longer than it usually does, because you are so sick that every tiny action feels like a herculean task.
Compared with other places in the Persian Gulf, tiny Bahrain feels laid back and calm in the capital and the better neighborhoods.
I suspect that few in our own tiny elite feel that way.
I'd stare at them, read the tiny print, feel the wax paper sleeve to see if it was real.
