Before the nineteen-nineties, electric breast pumps, sophisticated pieces of medical equipment, were generally available only in hospitals, where they are used to express milk from women with inverted nipples and from mothers of infants too weak and tiny to suck.
At a Republican debate in March this year, Trump denied any implication that his tiny, weak little hands meant he had a tiny, weak little dick.
At the time, Israel was just 15 years old: tiny, weak and impoverished.
He began by predicting that his party would win the election with a tiny, weak majority.
Writer demonstrates the fallacy of this viewpoint-comparing a strong military power like Germany was in 1938 with Khomeini's Iran, a tiny, weak, faction-ridden fledgling state.
Some people say that history is progress: isn't this just a reflection of how we're born, tiny, weak, and speechless, and then go on to build cathedrals and fly to the moon?
By the 1990s, this huge country was so weak that its tiny neighbour, Rwanda, was able to walk in and topple its government.Rwanda is currently ruled by those who stopped the genocide in 1994.
The correlation between larger tips and better service was very weak: only a tiny part of the variability in the size of the tip had anything to do with the quality of service.
He liked to present himself as shoving aside all ideology and storming through controversy as if it couldn't get its tiny, weak hand around his great big biceps".
