Sentence examples for which was tiny from inspiring English sources

The pumpkins lay spilt like marbles in scattered bunches around the cashier's stand, which was tiny, a rudimentary wooden booth painted red and white to remind somebody myself alone, perhaps of a barn.

The pumpkins lay spilt like marbles in scattered bunches around the cashier's stand, which was tiny, a rudimentary wooden booth painted red and white to remind somebody — myself alone, perhaps — of a barn.

The reception clerk apologized -- the last guest apparently had broken the no-smoking rule -- and gave me the only room left, which was tiny, barely big enough for a double bed.

Few if any lawmakers publicly objected to the shipbuilding provision, which was tiny in comparison with sweeping tax cuts, worth $42 billion over 10 years, on foreign profits of American multinationals.

Then it was on to Tokio Joes, which was tiny and crap, and then either Bananas or Jumpin Jaks.

After some small talk about where I was coming in from, we entered the studio, which was tiny and smartly laid out.

Other top-rated sovereign entities include the Isle of Man, Guernsey and Liechtenstein, which are tiny.

Student replies should model these suggested answers: "The peas are seeds, which are tiny embryos.

Transistor designers used the effect to optimize the performance of the transistors, which were tiny switches.

Most keep it well under 100,000 bottles a year, which is tiny by California standards.

Microbeads, which are tiny plastic beads, are regularly used in personal care products such as skin exfoliators and toothpastes.