Sentence examples for tiny light from inspiring English sources
After that, they assembled tiny light bulbs.
A tiny light on the tip even glows like a real cigarette.
With its hundreds of tiny light sources, it also emits a fine, discernible degree of heat.
In the middle of the tumult, like a tiny light, is Jesus riding an ass.
Avoid wind-pollinated plants Their pollen is tiny, light and easily inhaled.
A succession of Disney-themed floats glided by, each ablaze with thousands of tiny light bulbs.
They carved it with tiny light-catching chisel marks.
They were fitted with tiny light-sensitive geo-locator devices, then released to make the annual migration.
Objectively, the idea of a division between a tiny, light-footed international elite and everybody else holds true.
At lunchtime, a table at the brasserie is suffused with light, and by night, the domed glass ceiling twinkles with tiny light-emitting diodes (aah, stars at last).
I knew only that the advertisement, and the cultured Belgian accent of the woman who answered our call, promised to deliver me from the glum parade of tiny, light-starved two bedrooms we'd seen in the previous weeks.
