Sentence examples for tiny years from inspiring English sources

I would watch an entire series telling the tale of how Belfast's hospitals went from boondock backwaters to global cutting-edge within about 25 tiny years, thanks only to a lovely little surfeit of bullet wounds.

The tiny, year-old chocolate shop offers sweets like orange-flavored white chocolate discs studded with pistachios, as well as its own velvety caramel liqueur.

From late June to early August, the fishermen pull about nine million salmon out of the river system, a bloody haul that drives the town's economy and sustains its tiny year-round population.

Last month Smith Barney Special Equities, which had more than $200 million in assets and an unimpressive 17-year history, was merged into the tiny, year-old Salomon Brothers Small Cap Growth fund.

The company broke even – albeit barely – during Q3, after making a €49 million (~$67.6 million) profit in the third quarter last year, and reported a tiny year-on-year drop in revenue.

Dozing at her side was Zeitun, her tiny, year-old daughter.

Now, consider the tiny baby years hence.

The shouter is Esperanza Matamoros, tiny, seventeen years old.

There was the wedding of a 14-year-old girl in a Gypsy encampment to a tiny 13-year-old groom.

Two did: Summer, a 17-year-old senior with a baby, and Alleyah, a tiny 14-year-old eighth grader.

A couple of beds down lay a tiny six-year-old girl, and further along sat a speck of a three-year-old in a fuchsia hoodie.