Sentence examples for tiny page from inspiring English sources

He wanted to see how it was possible to boil such a long talk down to such a tiny page of notes.

"It was a tiny page and it said at the top, 'Just a hint of a Russian accent.

"The diary looks like it was written on tiny pages, but that is probably not the case," Ms. Jacobson said.

In twenty years, the pamphlet — it was printed on tiny pages and could fit easily into a back pocket — went through nine editions in the United States.

Rebecca Cobb, illustrator of Richard Curtis's children's book The Empty Stocking, made four little copies of it by sewing and binding the tiny pages together.

The manuscript, written in a fine hand on tiny pages of more than 1,000 words each, has occasionally been displayed but was considered of interest only to scholars.

After a year of growth, December saw more than 1,000 million tiny pages of text served up on the UK's mobile phones, aided by services like Vodafone Live!

The tiny pages and the microscopic writing embody the nature of her creativity so uncannily that you have to see the manuscript in the flesh truly to feel and understand how her imagination worked".

In Timebends, Arthur recalls watching Henri Cartier-Bresson, his wife's colleague at Magnum, reading to their baby daughter by the pond in Connecticut, "patiently turning the tiny pages while Rebecca cooed and kicked at the sky".

The thirty articles of the Declaration fit onto fourteen tiny pages and still left enough room for an additional introduction, which said, in part, "These rights belong to you.

Oddly, for a mainstream-focused rock band with a wholesome Christian background whose musical output is relatively uncontroversial, the band seem constantly embroiled in some huge internal fracas; it would be impossible to recount Paramore's various bust-ups and reconfigured lineups in the Guide's tiny pages.