Sentence examples for tiny target from inspiring English sources

By focusing on one tiny target, Weinberger has missed the big picture.

It will use 192 lasers to fire light beams through a complicated array of mirrors and amplifiers to pulverize a tiny target filled with hydrogen fuel.

The glossy publication, which features helpful articles on everything from investment planning (three athletes "show their monetary moves") to buying a luxury watch ("it's all in the wrist"), is shooting for a tiny target audience of 25,000.

This Chicago chef has his staff affix double-sided tape to the soles of their shoes in order to pick up lint from his restaurant's carpets ("A Big Chef, a Tiny Target," Feb. 9).

The European Space Agenecy's Rosetta mission, which so spectacularly landed the Philae lander on the surface of a comet last year, showed us that we could find and intercept a tiny target hurtling through space hundreds of billions of miles away.

His duel with Tsonga was one in which the spectacular eventually began to seem routine: the diving volley that could only be countered with another diving volley, the slide that turned into a split, the big gap closed in a blink, the tiny target nailed with precision, the big threat handled with bravado.

Tiny heads make for tiny targets.

There's IFC's fourth season of "Portlandia," which cluster-bombs its tiny targets.

Won't I be forced to click huge buttons with a mouse, or poke at tiny targets with my finger?" Not if one new feature works as advertised.

The new laser facility, built between 1997 and 2009 and known as the National Ignition Facility, uses 192 lasers to fire light beams at tiny targets, smaller than peppercorns, filled with hydrogen atoms.

Lacking mouths, both use internal symbiotic bacteria to digest their meal, and somehow both are able to locate their relatively tiny targets—a skeleton or a shipwreck in the vast sea.