Sentence examples for tiny ladies from inspiring English sources

The tiny ladies' room was for guests.

Backstage, the real actress received a note, entered the tiny ladies' room, & was locked in.

In "Tiny Ladies in Shiny Pants," a book of essays that she published in 2005, she wrote, "Pointy shoes make me want to cry.

The realization that she was severely dehydrated was quickly followed by a pressing presence — intense cramps, then a stretch of violent vomiting, first in the restaurant's tiny ladies' room, then on the sidewalk, then the gutter and, finally, down the side of Whitney's Suburban as Whitney rushed her to Johns Hopkins.

I thought, Wow, that's weird — tiny lady, big truck.

In his 2010 memoir, "Surprise Was My Teacher," Mr. Brockway wrote: "I saw a tiny lady dancing a solo.

Her large fella smiles, he's gone deluxe, one tiny lady on each foot.

"I remember, fifteen years ago, I walked to the grocery store, and there was this tiny lady climbing into a Toyota Sequoia, one of those S.U.V.s.

It is almost matched in humor by Marshall Barer and David Ross's obscure "Teeny Tiny Lady," whose lyrics prove that the insistent insertion of "teeny" and tiny" into a dark scenario can make it funny.

'You see her, Howard, the woman in the corner?' Annie was referring to a tiny lady with gold rings in her ears and nose, coloured beads on her forearms and calves and blue vertical lines painted on her forehead.

THE tiny lady with the gray bun and the slight Russian accent shook her head, remembering that day, 46 years ago, when she first saw the 16-room rental apartment with the heart-stopping panoramic view of Central Park.