Sentence examples for tiny papers from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago, Inwood locals bought up huge stacks of Irish periodicals, including tiny papers from Irish towns and counties.

Hanging from the branches of this crape myrtle are dozens of tiny papers flickering in the wind, each inscribed with often-poetic expressions of longing.

He'd cut them out, tiny paper dolls, and had glued them into a salacious blur.

(Chads were the tiny paper rectangles that voters were supposed to push through punch-card ballots).

"I will go to doll's house festivals and come back with tiny, tiny paper bags".

In the first presentation Andrew Scott Ross covered the stage with tiny paper silhouettes.

Jeff gathers all the tiny paper wrappers from under the cushions of their couch, to illustrate that they have been sitting on tiny paper wrappers for a very long time.

He visits an artist who makes tiny paper boats, micro-ships – a whole career based on one pun.

"I've lived in the tiny paper mill town of Kaukauna, Wisconsin for all twenty years of my life," he wrote.

And warm focaccia, normally delivered in tiny paper bags, is stale and cold and hastily plopped down on a plate.

One of my first jobs at a newspaper was at The Cortland Standard in upstate New York, a tiny town with a tiny paper and an editor named Skip.