Sentence examples for tiny lumps from inspiring English sources
Dr. Holt will be looking at polyps, tiny lumps on the colon wall.
This avoids creating tiny lumps of solidified butter that will mess up your otherwise silky batter.
Made of microscopic calcium particles suspended in a gel, it may cause tiny lumps or bumps, doctors say.
Last May the cancer came back, as a string of tiny lumps under her arm and a lump on her bicep.
He does this by encapsulating tiny lumps of the stuff in coatings made of fatty acids and putting the resulting "BioBullets" into the water flowing through pipes clogged by the molluscs.
Their own conclusion is that mammography, which uses X-rays to detect tiny lumps in the breast before they can be felt by physical examination, has not been shown to reduce mortality from breast cancer or prolong women's lives.
Her concerns centre on her daughter, who has a tiny lump on her thyroid gland.
There's a tiny lump of pork belly with some perfectly acceptable mashed potato, and another plate of seared fish – plaice?
Luxembourg is depicted as a tiny lump of gold marked by a "for sale" sign, while five Lithuanian soldiers are apparently urinating on Russia.
We anchored the boat in the coral and circumnavigated the tiny lump of coral and sand by foot on a hot, hot day.
Rat Island, a tiny lump of rock in Long Island Sound that is home to birds, mussel shells and not much else, has sold for $160,000, after about 25 minutes of bidding among a half-dozen prospective buyers, said Ozzie Crisalli, of Syracuse Realty Group, which represented the property at auction Sunday in City Island.
