Sentence examples for tiny waste from inspiring English sources

I am actually kind of excited to see, "White Christmas," again, the classic film with Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney and that actress with the impossibly tiny waste, Vera-Ellen.

Until finally she is a tiny figure, wasting away, ready to die.

The difference is even more noticeable on your smartphone: faster load times and less of your already-tiny screen wasted on ads.

Possible because of new advances in materials and engineering that allow harvesting these tiny sources of waste energy.

If you forget the fan motor connector or a tiny water pump bypass hose you can waste a lot of effort and time.

This could be as effective as a ban on microbeads, proposed by green campaigners as a way of dealing with the rising levels of microplastic waste - tiny pieces of near-indestructible plastic materials - that are harming marine life.

That's because the waste contains tiny, yet valuable, amounts of gold and copper.

The majority of ENMs contained in paints in Switzerland enter recycling systems (23 t/y), a smaller amount is disposed directly in landfills (7 t/y), and a tiny fraction of ENM waste is incinerated (0.01 t/y).

So much film and disc space is wasted on tiny figures or groups shot from too far away.

That the Kenyan Kid has wasted the tiny political capital his November election earned.

Across the industry, supermarkets may actively throw out only a tiny percentage of the overall waste (although we wouldn't know because, apart from Tesco, transparency is lacking).