Sentence examples for tiny rare from inspiring English sources

There are ingredients on his menu that even the most astute French gastronome has rarely seen, like épine-vinette (highbush cranberry) and espardeigne (tiny rare sea cucumbers).

The tiny, rare insect is now found only on Strensall Common, an area of protected lowland heath near York, having been lost from Newham Bog in Northumberland.

Every palm -- from the enormous sugar palm, with its black matting, that towers over his house to the tiny, rare Licuala mapu thriving in his shade house -- is as carefully tended and arranged as a champion at a dog show.

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The stilted prose may have more to do with his confused, semi-articulate young narrators, struggling to dredge meaning out of their directionless lives, but Franco writes so much better when he limits them to short sentences and tiny, rare fragments of insight.

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The optimism, when it comes, is in his accounts of tiny victories, rare as they may be, and his belief in the effort, if not the outcome.

In what sounds like a chapter from Journey to the Center of the Earth, the chemical makeup of a tiny, extremely rare gemstone has made researchers think there's a massive water reservoir hundreds of miles under the earth.

In what sounds like a chapter from Journey to the Centre of the Earth, the chemical makeup of a tiny, extremely rare gemstone has made researchers think that there are oceans that exist hundreds of miles beneath the Earth.

But these moments tend to be rare, tiny jewels that are hidden, almost incidentally, in overstuffed boxes.

Each unit has a small yard in front and back, and wives groom their tiny plots, something rare in Russia, where yards tend to be weedy or dedicated to growing food.