Sentence examples for tiny openings from inspiring English sources

Insects breathe through tiny openings called spiracles on the thorax and abdomen.

NASA's Jaakko Karras explains that it could help it crawl through tiny openings or survive huge sheer drops.

Geox's membrane has dozens of tiny openings that allow sweat to evaporate while blocking the entry of water.

Plants' pores are called stomata, tiny openings in the leaves that allow water vapor and other gases in and out.

Blizzard conditions developing in either location may reduce visibility to roughly 9 metres (about 30 feet) and cause snow crystals to penetrate tiny openings in clothing and buildings.

The laser is used to burn tiny openings in the drainage system in the front of the eye, to help drain fluid out and lower pressure.

Rather, she explained that she was grateful "because you never stopped calling me 'Señora.' " "As a confessor, even when I have found myself before a locked door, I have always tried to find a crack, just a tiny opening, so that I can pry open that door and grant forgiveness and mercy," Francis says.

As Francis, he has, exactly, found a "tiny opening".

First, the rescuers could see only her fingertips pressing through a tiny opening.

The cutter leaves a tiny opening to permit urination and menstruation.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Thank you for giving me a tiny opening for my three favorite words: National Popular Vote.