Sentence examples for tiny something from inspiring English sources

Even when we do not have fancy desserts, my husband and I, we always want at least a piece of dark chocolate or a nice bowl of fruit, just a little tiny something to nibble on after a meal.

"I'm being so personal right now, but I think a lot of women can probably go, 'Yeah, I've been through that.' It's great, though, you get to pick out what size you want," she told ET, noting that her doctor "didn't want me to wake up with absolutely nothing" after her mastectomy, so he put an expander in to give her a "tiny something there".

It's easy to become frightened that one of the many things we've done or taken over the past years may be all that it takes for a cancer to grow from a tiny something-or-other that got in there who knows when from doing who knows what...

It was a tiny article, something she would normally have overlooked.

"What is amazing," he says, "is the ability to take a tiny sample, something the size of a sugar grain, and be very specific".

Tables and chairs are covered with racks of cooling cookies, eight baking sheets slip in and out of the oven — as tiny as something in a troll's house.

This weakness is compounded by its one-country, one-vote system, which gives representatives of tiny states something valuable that they can trade for cash.But before wealth flows corruptly it must first be created.

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.

With all this energy in such a tiny space, something is going to blow.

One person suggested using a button as a doorknob for a dollhouse, a tiny strainer, something to drop behind you to keep your path, for example.

However it is conceivable that if you do a lab experiment on a virus with some new genetic technology, there is at least some risk, perhaps infinitely tiny, that something could go awry and wipe out the entire human population.