Sentence examples for tiny volume from inspiring English sources

One tiny volume shows up an especially pleasing set of associations.

Jervis, the founder of Bitch magazine, dubs this tiny volume a "manualfesto".

But only a tiny volume of 47 million cubic meters is produced today.

So this tiny volume (price £5) offers not just a story, but the story behind the story.

In this tiny volume, Kenrick assumes the persona of a fallen woman, now reformed, who wants to persuade other women to live a life of virtue.

To an industry recycling 13 million tonnes of metal a year, 7,500 tonnes is a tiny volume – though it has a massive impact.

It can measure magnetic field strengths in tiny volumes that have never been accessible before.

Even those chateaus that decided to bottle a Sauternes were able to make only tiny volumes.

By collecting blood in "nanotainers," Theranos said, it could accurately run 200 laboratory tests on tiny volumes of blood.

Using the model, the group optimized the chip's pattern of stripes, then flowed tiny volumes of blood through an inlet.

Such companies could issue only small numbers of shares, which then traded at huge prices in tiny volumes, sometimes only 10 shares a day.