Sentence examples for told tiny from inspiring English sources

Louise told Tiny to stop following her.

Louise told Tiny to stop… Story of Charles (Tiny) Darling and his trip back to Grouse County in the Midwest.

Cue Joe telling tiny children, "I'm wearing Dolce & Gabbana" and calling the bunny hill a runway.

The driver, a guy who said he grew up in Havana, told a tiny lie, or a half lie.

In it, we are told that "tiny molecules called microRNAs are tearing apart traditional ideas about the animal family tree" and that Peterson's work "changes everything about our understanding of mammal evolution".

"I just don't want to be thought of as a monster," the woman said as she told the tiniest tidbits of her story.

Personally, I think the car could be the next frontier of tiny living -- imagine how superior people would feel when telling those tiny house losers that they live in the backseat of a Prius.

As any decorator will tell you, tiny rooms are no place for the timid.

True, these bits of evidence only tell a tiny part of the story of female dominance at the start of 2015.

He is the first performer I've seen successfully tell a tiny, packed audience to take two steps back from the stage.

Early in Owen Matthews's epic account of his parents' love affair, he tells a tiny anecdote from his own life, one that expresses something of the scope of his book: aged four and a half, dressed up in a policeman's hat and toting a plastic gun, he was romping around the garden of their Pimlico house and decided to ambush his grandmother.