Sentence examples for tiny inch from inspiring English sources

"While the technology is untested and the harm to the environment is unknown, we cannot allow a tiny inch of our land to be fracked".

The budget negotiations had broken down multiple times in spectacular fashion (see: fiscal cliff, government shutdown) because the Tea Partiers refused to ever budge one tiny inch on their outlandish demands.

Wasps in the US range from very tiny ⁄ inch (0.6 cm), to 4 inch (10.2 cm) long cicada killers (they do sting), to 6 inch (15.2 cm) long megarhyssa.

The tiny 4x4x3.5 inch printer also has a USB connection, in case that's your connectivity route of choice.

Most people who use the Internet are familiar with the tiny (3-inch by 3-inch) window used by "streaming" software such as RealPlayer or Microsoft's Windows Media Player to download and play video on a personal computer.

In other words, the iPhone or iPod Touch, with a tiny 3.5 inch screen, has a vastly better browsing experience than any Netbook (it's faster too).

I learned how to squeeze punchy, pithy, persuasive, promotional words into a tiny square inch of space.

They look like tiny 1 2 inch (2.5 5.1 cm) long horseshoe crabs.

First, it's shiny, black and tiny: 15 inches wide, 11 deep, 9.5 inches tall.

The most notable of the bunch is the 16-inch (16:9 LCD) LifeBook N7010 and its tiny 4-inch touch-screen that's embedded just above the keyboard.

"So he brings me this tiny, two-inch black-and-white photograph in an auction catalogue, and I didn't pay any attention," she told me.