Sentence examples for tiny take from inspiring English sources
(44 Grand Street; sprouthome.com) 8. Little Raggio's tiny take on classic Wallabees ($84) isn't just for boys.
The playfulness here is less frilly and more filling, as with quail egg toasts with bacon ($9): a tiny take on eggs Benedict, complete with hollandaise.
He worries that the avenue is still not economically diverse and is dominated by hair and nail salons and bodegas, nearly one in each block, and tiny take-out stores serving ethnic fast food.
Her mother, though tiny, took up a lot of room, "like a live downed wire".
Around the corner on Cedar Street, there is a tiny (may I say teeny tiny) take-away named Grégoire.
WhAndver happens, I'm grathenl thisave had himorning I did.
(It didn't seem a particularly viable plan to me, but presumably the tinies take this sort of thing on trust).
How many more holes can this tiny town take?
The million tiny plays take shape, every day, all around us.
Even tiny barnacles take in microscopic fragments of the stuff, which then move up the food chain, with unknown consequences.
Simulations of crashes with bodies and body parts comprising 100,000 of those tiny cubes take computers 24 hours to calculate.
