Sentence examples for tiny section from inspiring English sources

(The West Ham fans were crammed into such a tiny section that their mood barely counted).

"Everything is about one tiny section of the bill" dealing with the liability of employers.

Now a state plan may open up a tiny section of waterfront.

Only a tiny section of the 45-room hotel remained standing, albeit charred and ruined.

In the right panel is a microscopic closeup of a tiny section of his body, a fingernail.

And at this dinner the centerpieces, such as they were, were small piles of rat bones — a tiny section of rib here, a spine there.

By working slowly, in tiny sections, the varnish began to flake off easily.

A "very mechanical process", it involves revising tiny sections in "quite small and distinct handwriting – it is almost like knitting a novel" (she insists on white paper, no lines, and swears by "the miraculous Pilot P500 gel pen").

Google's first collaboration of its kind with an art museum, presented yesterday in Madrid, allows viewers anywhere in the world to home in on tiny sections of the chosen works, and skim the canvas in a way that is unimaginable in real life.

Both use viruses injected into the brain to add tiny sections of DNA to the genetic code of just a few thousand neurons.

Meanwhile, paleoanthropologist Matt Sponheimer of the University of Colorado, Boulder, and his colleagues used a laser to ablate tiny sections of tooth enamel, less than 1 millimeter long, which released two isotopes or forms of the element carbon, 13C and 12C.