Sentence examples for tiny sets from inspiring English sources

These tiny sets can produce a good deal of noise, often distorted to an extent painful to involuntary listeners.

No plasma-screen televisions here - the tiny sets (circa 1983) have one button for each of the channels available when they were made.

One of the observations of NKS is that incredibly rich, even unpredictable patterns, can be generated from tiny sets of simple rules and data, when they are applied to their own output over and over again.

Pyper painstakingly constructing his tiny sets—some of which include pocket-sized surreal characters, including a man with a buck's head showing love cinema's auteurs in the process.

His slick, and superbly realistic tiny sets are often involve considerable effort to produce and assemble done by only the artist but inevitably allow him to continually explore his constant creative fixations.

The Jewish Council for Racial Equality (Jcore) – a tiny set-up– tirelessly campaigns for refugee rights and a fair society.

Then there are shots of Canadian model Jessica Stam smiling through a tiny set of fangs, and designer Gareth Pugh in a knitted American football kit.

A tiny set model of an American Legion hall in her home town, Wenatchee, Washington, sat on a table in front of the director, Oliver Butler.

Later that morning, the campaign moved to the parking lot at the J. P. Henderson Elementary School, a polling place in a heavily Hispanic corner of southeast Houston that had been transformed into a tiny set.

Before each meeting, Brinkley, who has a mess of curly black hair bunched into a yellow scrunchy and a tiny set of braces on tiny teeth, types up an agenda, which the girls make sure the boys adhere to.

Gladwell writes: He had brought a big plastic bag full of the artifacts of that moment: diagrams scribbled on lined paper, dozens of differently sized plastic mouse shells, a spool of guitar wire, a tiny set of wheels from a toy train set, and the metal lid from a jar of Ralph's preserves.