Sentence examples for tiny stick from inspiring English sources

And this president, instead, speaks loudly and carries a tiny stick.

In Habiba Ibrahim Iftin's tiny stick shelter, three children cling listlessly to her legs.

(But it's a tiny stick figure that finally knocks him out in a light-touch lesson about bullies).

Sets are tough places to be, and you would find yourself taking care of them, especially John-Joe, who plays Liam; he's a tiny stick of dynamite - he could go off at any time.

It fell loose onto the floor, like a tiny stick of kindling, then she reached both hands inside the womb and pulled forth a mass of blood and bones and membranes, quickly stuffing all of it into a sack of hemp which she had ready at her feet".

Keira Rathbone uses the letters, numbers and symbols to create art - from tiny stick figures to huge multi-page montages.

They suit tiny, stick-thin women like Blow and Daphne Guinness, but the possibility exists that they will look good on regular females too.

Eight centuries later American drivers are catching up, thanks to personalised "family stickers": tiny stick-figure depictions of an entire household (most typically displayed in one corner of a minivan's rear-windscreen).

Opened by the city's Balearic institutions The Unabombers and Zutekh, the first live act is Dark Sky, playing an atmospheric take on future garage with a live drummer – the tiny sticks of his electronic kit means he is claustrophobically hemmed in by it, a little ball of precise energy.

Two-dimensional image-makers include Jenna Spevack, whose "Deluge" is an eight-foot-long picture of tiny sticks and stones being carried along by a flood, all finely drawn in pencil, and Jenna Lucente, who paints curious, simple, vaguely paranoid cartoons involving children and swimming pools.

Directed by Trevor Jackson & Donald Christie - 2010 Tiny Sticks.