No issue was too tiny, too "inside baseball," to attract attention.
"Sometimes she asked to be lifted onto the sofa — she was too tiny to get up there by herself — to show buyers the view of the gardens out the casement windows".
Who would dare to hazard a meaning for Wixhill and Wingfield, if she herself left them as "obscure"?Nonetheless, she was grateful when locals got in touch with her: telling her, for example, that the stream at Winsor in Hampshire was too tiny to carry the meaning, "river-bank where boats are pulled by a windlass", she had posited for Windsor in Berkshire.
Meanwhile, more and more women were giving birth in hospitals, which meant that, for the first time in human history, infants born prematurely, or very small, had a chance of survival — if only there were enough milk and a way to get it into the belly of a baby that was too tiny to suck at the breast.
Meanwhile, more and more women were giving birth in hospitals, which meant that, for the first time in human history, infants born prematurely, or very small, had a chance of survival if only there were enough milk and a way to get it into the belly of a baby that was too tiny to suck at the breast.
I noticed when a leaf was too tiny to notice, or when a stem deviated as if it were being pushed gently to one side.
Marcas," are too tiny to read around the perimeter.
She's too tiny for that murderous, unkind city.
Individually, these applets are too tiny to be much of a problem.
The Moon character wears a jersey that is too tight and shorts that are too tiny.
The blasters have a firing range of up to 250 feet, but my apartment is too tiny for much maneuvering.
