Sentence examples for two miniscule from inspiring English sources
A quick straw poll of breathless shoppers reveals bills of £65 (for two miniscule babygros), £40 (one windcheater) and £120 (three items for a four-year-old child).
The sex in the "Fifty Shades" movies reminds me of the way a model washes her face in a TV commercial, gently dabbing two miniscule puffs of soap suds onto her flawless cheekbones.
There are ten family members living in two miniscule rooms at the house King's tweet referred to: Mohammad and Amaal Shamasneh; their six children, ranging in age from eleven to twenty-two; and Mohammad's elderly parents.
Tonga, Niue and Nauru, three miniscule islands in the Pacific Ocean, have quit offshore banking to avoid the cost of meeting international standards, as, in effect, have the Cook Islands.Getting down to businessSo what does it take to run a successful OFC?
Stuttgart University researcher Elmar Bucher and his colleagues first analyzed the statue in 2007, when the owner allowed them to take five miniscule samples of it.
Well, 10 million is miniscule in the phone market but it still means the iPhone has legs.
The changes 0.2%, 0.1% and 0.4%, respectively, for the three fields are "miniscule" and "subject to sampling variation," notes computer science professor, technical labor force expert, and statistician Norman Matloff, but they "certainly doesn't jibe with the industry lobbyists' claims of a desperate labor shortage".
The disagreement between the two sides seemed miniscule and hardly worth a hearing.
Researchers have caught two species of miniscule crustaceans, called copepods, performing never-before-seen feats of athleticism: To avoid predators, they leap out of the water, completing arcs in the air about 40 times their own length.
They now occupy a miniscule two percent of their historical range.
Thirteen of 16 "miniscule" occult PTXs, and 11 of 20 moderate (anterior) PTXs were managed successfully without chest tube for a 11% failure rate of observation, including one tension pneumothorax [66].
