Sentence examples for tiny homing from inspiring English sources

They located a long stretch of that gene that appeared to produce the dystrophin defect, and used "guide DNA" — tiny homing mechanisms — to snip away the offending sequence at either end.

In early scenes of a prison guard (Stuart Graham) eating breakfast at his tidy home in Belfast, the camera lingers over tiny, sensual details, homing in on crumbs as they fall into a napkin in the man's lap and examining the scabs and scrapes on his knuckles.

The Red Hook-based Duke Riley raised homing pigeons in Key West (the ramshackle coop is here, with live birds in it), took them to Cuba, and fitted them with either contraband cigars or tiny video cameras.

They were homing in on the airplane.

He has tied bells to homing pigeons.

Sweeter-tasting fish meant rivers in the offing; groups of birds, homing in the evening, showed him where land lay.He began to learn all this as a baby, when his grandfather, himself a master navigator, held his tiny body in tidal pools to teach him how waves and wind blew differently from place to place.

Homing pigeon refuses to return to his own domicile.

In kindergarten, you should be homing in on your passion.

/ We're homing in on a solution.

Are you xohming like a… homing pigeon?

Pakistanis have also been gripped by rumors that paid C.I.A. informants have been planting tiny silicon-chip homing devices for the drones in the tribal areas.