Sentence examples for tiny under the from inspiring English sources

Though they were very tired and felt tiny under the angry sun, they ran.

Everything is "awesome," "mega," "massive" and "total," and some of us, down here chewing a blade of grass and feeling tiny under the sun, might make a case for the notion that it is fine for things to be, well, O.K.

It was a tiny under-the-counter fridge and mostly left empty.

Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, a 49-year-old lawmaker with style and a Seattle dot-com pedigree, would seem to be another Obama convert considering they are part of the tiny under-50 crowd in the Senate.

Check out the tiny under-stairs reading room (showcasing Russian fanzines on my visit) and drop by for the free monthly letter-writing club where you can sip tea, eat cookies and hammer away on the typewriters.

He also discovered that making instruments that have thousands of tiny parts under the lid is not easy.

The cells that make up melanin can be found in the skin's follicles, the tiny sacs under the skin that produce hair.

They said they liked to read at the industrial-size table or on the rubber mat in the tiny alcove under the sleeping loft.

I bought a very fresh prawn and avocado salad at one of the tiny stalls under the bridge at Circular Quay for $5.

"Plants, insects, tiny bugs under the sink, bacteria, day after day, accomplish things that no scientist anywhere in the world knows how to do," he has said.

The ears can be a tip-off to gout, if they have bumps (called gouty tophi) that look like tiny stones under the skin.