Sentence examples for tiny operative from inspiring English sources

"It's overwhelming," he says, staring upwards as a tiny operative descends on to the giant's knee.

The precursor to the movie Inside Out, as any 1980s reader of the Beano will know, was a comic strip called the Numskulls, in which a group of tiny operatives ran around inside a boy's brain, pulling the levers that governed his five senses, with hilarious results.

These are tiny operations.

He points to the layer of tiny co-operative banks below the regionals as well as public lenders such as the giant Development Bank of Japan.

Tiny is the operative word here; our place is small.

Steinhauer's "Tourists" are members of a tiny fraternity of C.I.A. operatives who move ceaselessly around the world, cultivating informers, ferreting out double agents and assassinating America's enemies.

As his deployment came to an end, senior officers at the SDS decided to send a second operative into the tiny group.

There are three objectives to capture and keep hold of, and the tiny map makes tight co-operative play a must.

He earns more from renting equipment there than from growing crops back home.In the Mekong Delta the Vietnamese government is organising tiny farms into big co-operatives, mainly to encourage mechanisation.

"Suddenly, instead of seeing the whole operative field, you see a tiny area, and it is a lot more difficult," Pomahac told me.

The trouble is, as Mr Major showed, that it is impossible to keep out of trouble by doing nothing if you have a tiny majority and a group of unco-operative legislators running amok.