Sentence examples for tiny passage from inspiring English sources

Nichols writes in Grove that the clear and tuneful score has no deep, or even shallow, symbolism, a fact "accentuated by a tiny passage of mock-Wagnerian brass, complete with emotive minor 9ths".

Inside the converter, a bricklike ceramic honeycomb with hundreds of tiny passages is coated with a catalyst material, typically platinum or palladium.

Fashioned from a giant clock face that Frank has discovered on the town dump, it is a precise network of tiny passages down which captive wasps must crawl to various kinds of death.

And we had no guide so I could go around at my own pace.' * Inside the Great Pyramid: 'It was weird going up the long steep stairways and down tiny passages to the tomb chambers, with that vast weight of dark rock all round and above you.' * The camel ride: 'It was really fun.

A nanofluid coolant could flow through tiny passages in MEMS too to improve its efficiency.

I loved how tightly she would hold me as I pushed into her tiny, shadowy passages.

In addition, these products may cause irritation your baby's tiny nasal passages.

Thereby these enzymes hydrolyze peptide bonds of mucus glycoproteins forming tiny holes or passages through the mucus.

Hockney took two weeks to paint the splash caused by a dive, with its little passages of tiny dots, curly white lines, and carefully executed passages of overlayed hatching and tonal gradations.

We enter through a narrow cloister-like passage: there are tiny spotlights in the floor that resemble tea lights, and real candles too, about 400 of them.

It was made of clay mixed with sawdust or ground rice husks that burned off during firing, leaving pores so tiny that they blocked the passage of water-borne bacteria while letting the water seep through.