Sentence examples for tiny items from inspiring English sources

Not a colleague, but your desk is littered with tiny items that belong to me.

(Holding fresh-caught clams, an open weave basket would allow them to drain; a tight-woven container might carry tiny items like seeds).

Two tiny items celebrate Senenmut and his special standing with Hatshepsut: a red carnelian amulet in the bovine form of Hathor (the goddess of love and beauty) and a white glass bead.

When he was home, he was in shark mode, cruising slowly and brutally through the house, cleaning and clearing, scrubbing food from rugs, folding and storing tiny items of clothing, and, if no one was looking, occasionally stopping at his laptop to see if his prospects had suddenly been lifted by some piece of tremendous fortune, delivered via e-mail.

I recreated it the best I could, and as insane as it looks, that's what she was going for: tiny items on the bottom, with the boxed and heavy items still to go.

Experiment with mixing in glitter and other tiny items.

Yet agriculture has historically been a tiny item in foreign-aid budgets.

Word of the studio reunion emerged through a tiny item in Maui News (via Stereogum), following Mick Fleetwood's 11 January gig at a small festival in Wailuku, Hawaii.

While the language on the Rocky Mountain wolves was a tiny item in budgetary terms, environmental groups said it set an unnerving precedent by letting Congress, rather than a science-based federal agency, remove endangered species protections.

Common gripes, she said, include chocolates, cosmetic creams and online purchases sent in huge boxes in which a tiny item is "nearly lost" in an array of paper, plastic and cardboard.

Dr Donald Smith Haddington, East Lothian I discovered the encouraging news that Labour has gained five points in the polls under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership in a tiny item at the bottom of page 14 under the heading "Miliband: party in worse condition under Corbyn" (23 November).