Sentence examples for tiny self from inspiring English sources

It was for this town's warm, metallic water that he'd learned to heave his tiny self onto giant water fountains.

In this wickedly funny, painful autobiography her adoptive mother's cold madness and the tiny self that inhabits her bizarre, huge frame inspire Jeanette's later storytelling.

(In case you're left with any doubt that nature could crush your tiny self in a millisecond, you can pay an extra 150 pesos to take a boat ride right up to the bottom of a few of the falls).

When her father, to help her face an uncertain future, challenges "WHO da man?!," her tiny self has learned to respond (and believe) "I'M da man!" In that tradition, we offer a short list of women warriors some good, some not so who didn't back down.

"Through that forest I can pass Till, as in a looking-glass, Humming fly and daisy tree And my tiny self I see, Painted very clear and neat On the rain-pool at my feet".

It enlarges the tiny self -- perhaps six feet tall in the immensity of space, living for seven or eight decades in the eternity of time -- to link with the entirety of human experience.

Manang is a tiny, self-sufficient town.

Tiny self-catering studio for two.

Mr. Torok paints tiny self-portraits on blocky panels with the magical realism of a Northern Renaissance master.

A tiny self-portrait, though, was probably done near the time he first arrived at the league.

A biased opinion poll — based on a tiny, self-selecting survey of potential program applicants — provides poor information.