Sentence examples for went a tiny from inspiring English sources

He just went a tiny bit too far…" – that kind of thing.

The message went a tiny bit viral — Maloney's first video had 11,200 views as of Friday afternoon.

A woman would be good, too – Svetlana Alexievich's win last year only went a tiny way to addressing the historical imbalance.

So if we just go a tiny distance in here, this is Bud Light and so on.

When we look at a girl story, most of us go a tiny bit stupid.

I can see a buzz in the persimmon tree, its ripe letting go — a tiny white cross in each seed.

Then Djokovic goes a tiny bit wide and challenges... and loses the challenge for 30-15 Murray.

After the first gig in Nashville, Swift launched into a detailed dissection of "Let It Go", a tiny bit awkward since Bay didn't know any of her songs to return the compliment.

"I would have liked to go a tiny bit faster and equal what I did in March, but to be honest the whole environment adds stuff.

"I would have liked to go a tiny little bit faster and kind of equal what I did in March, but to be honest - with the whole environment and the event - that kinds of adds stuff and you forget that all that is a toll on you, and the emotion can take it out of you a little bit".

The Big Sisters are the result of their smaller relatives growing up, reaching puberty, and going a tiny bit off the rails.