Sentence examples for tiny work from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tiny work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small task or a piece of work that is minor in scale or significance. Example: "I have a tiny work to finish before I can join you for lunch."
A team of 11 writers, which O'Connor calls "tiny", work on the show.
A whole world of space surrounds each tiny work so that visitors have thinking room between pictures.
"When I think of the woman in that dream, I realize now why she felt so far away," he told Ms. Kirk recently as the two of them sat in his tiny work space.
The portrait of Bacon - a tiny work in oil on copper about the size of a large postcard - is one of Freud's earliest works to achieve the intimacy and emotional frankness of his greatest portraits.
The wildness of line that etching offers is hinted at early in the exhibition in "A Couple" (1982), a tiny work of a cackling pair, seemingly in a photo booth.
The show seemed to contain her life circle: where she now lives in the gritty edginess of Dalston, in London's rundown East End — even if Ms. Rocha has just moved into a spanking new studio, with her tiny work force creating crochet craftwork under framed images of Francis Bacon's gut-wrenching art.
Many are tiny works of art.
The civil war of 1918-21 exhausthe tinytiny working class.
Hundreds of tiny working props, ranging from shears to radios have been created.
With a tiny working majority, his government was crippled by division.
The Manneken Pis, a tiny, working statue of a urinating little boy, is famous, but intrinsically absurd.
