Sentence examples for tiny weight from inspiring English sources

"It was a tiny weight in the other direction, the beginning of moving back to equilibrium".

Which is to say that the Wallace's exhibition punches above its tiny weight.

In other words, if the city was a giant cookie tray and you put a tiny weight on every intersection, the tray would balance on this point.

But Carlos Vilardebo's lovely 1961 film, 19 minutes long, of Calder animating its tiny weight lifter, trapeze artists and knife thrower, fills the gap, revealing in embryo Calder's penchant for motion, suspension and witty abbreviation.

Despite the tiny weight given to share prices, Mr Carson's overall price index has risen by 6% over the past year its fastest since the late 1980s (see top chart).

At the moment, only a tiny weight is given to results in assessing a teacher for a pay rise; far more consideration is given to how the teacher keeps order in the classroom.

She used a scale with tiny weights to measure it, then packaged it in unadorned sealed plastic bags.

Mr. Harada attached tiny weights, acquired at a toy store in Kochi, India; Ms. Levine spent an hour fixing a royal-blue sail.

The researchers strung individual carbon fibers — each 10 times thinner than a human hair — across the device, much like the strings of a guitar, and hung tiny weights on either end of each fiber, pulling them taut.

It took a moment to notice these pieces were in motion, and even closer inspection showed that tiny weights (visible in the picture below) ascended and descended just below the ceiling, mapping the mini-bones' movement in vertical axes.

What unfolds here on screen is so gently and obliquely laid out that I have to admit my attention very occasionally wandered, and I even suspected that bush spirits were silently attaching tiny weights to each of my eyelashes.