Sentence examples for tiny history from inspiring English sources

Well, except I did have a tiny history of compulsive behavior.

Such was the case with our egg sandwich rite (minus the religious symbolism and retail opportunities), which has made its own tiny mark on our tiny history.

On the main street, amid the post office, the House of Culture, and the monument to Soviet heroes, is a tiny history museum crammed into a shack.

Tiny history.

With only 15 bedrooms, I'm expecting a townhouse (since I can find no exterior shots), in this tiny history-packed Devon town within easy reach of the South Hams and Dartmoor.

I remember exactly where I was sitting when I started reading "What It Takes," Richard Ben Cramer's 1,000-page 1,000-paget history of the 1988 presidential campaign.

Debris from the tiny but history-making smash-ups might contain new particles, or tell-tale gaps betraying the presence of dark matter or even hidden dimensions.

Three very different types of murderer from one very tiny period of history.

This way they thought they would have a tiny part of history.

Washington has stood by Rwanda in the past despite the tiny nation's history of involvement in wars in Congo.

A tiny bit of history repeated itself with the results of last month's London mayoral election.