Sentence examples for tiny pile from inspiring English sources

Had the maestro read the tiny pile of books by financial anthropologists he may have found it easier to imagine such behaviour.

They moved often, living near Byron Bay, a beachfront community in New South Wales, and on Magnetic Island, a tiny pile of rock that Captain Cook believed had magnetic properties that distorted his compass readings.

Then, over about two weeks, seven sculptors created clay renderings of the 3-D digital scans that "hand-etched her from a tiny pile of clay down to the tiny delineations of the sinew in the muscle," said Tess Roering, vice president for marketing at Athleta, which opened its first physical stores this year.

AT 45 degrees, it was a chilly November evening in the hills above Oakland, Calif., yet I waited in line patiently with 300 others for nearly an hour to peer at a bunch of sparkly dots that resembled a tiny pile of granulated sugar.

She'll dip into her bag using a knife blade, pull out a tiny pile of yellowy slush, fill the little glass bulb at the end of her pipe, and run the flame under it as I inhale a half dozen or so bronco snorts of pure white smoke.

These are tiny piles of cash in a $66 billion New York City budget.

Are there scales to measure it Those tiny piles of earwig shit?

The spread, with its tiny piles of leaves, looked like a salad bar for a garden gnome.

There's a memorial there now: three tiny piles of rocks just outside Wazeer's house and, a few hundred feet away, six more piles.

His own studio contained tiny piles of rubble and shattered glass, but was not hit as badly as other buildings in the area.

It is shallow enough not to make the court too spongy or slippery, or to allow all of the powder to accumulate into tiny piles that could affect the way the ball bounces.