Sentence examples for tiny tail from inspiring English sources

One bracelet I particularly love has a scorpion woven into it, the tiny tail and pincers made of white beads, the background gold and green.

The claws are sharp and the tiny tail is inconspicuous except in the rock cavy, which has blunt claws and a short tail projection.

I reached into the bucket, hooked a shiner through the lips and flipped it to the nearest fish, which snapped at it and swam off with the tiny tail hanging from its jaw.

There are about a dozen of these "comettes," each consisting of a small piece of the original nucleus, perhaps 100 feet or so in diameter, with a tiny tail.

Each tiny tail is held straight up, infusing its owner's posture with an added jolt of the discipline and gravitas conveyed by skulls cocked in seeming concentration, eye sockets peering at music displayed on minuscule stands.

They are larger than the other cavies, weighing 9 to 16 kg (20 to 35 pounds) with a body 45 to 75 cm long and a tiny tail of up to 5 cm.

Like the purple emperor, this little butterfly with tiny tails on its wings has a cult following.

All my books had fortunes protruding like tiny tails from their pages: You are the crispy noodle in the salad of life.

According to new research, tiny colonies of the common algae Volvox can whirl each other around for hours like ballroom dancers, driven by the rhythm of tiny, tail-like structures called flagella.

The compounds would then recondense in the cold air behind the grains, creating tiny tails of solid amino acids that drift to the surface.

As they deposit their excrement, they use their tiny tails as tennis rackets, shooting bits of poo off in every direction.