Sentence examples similar to youngest small from inspiring English sources

Motioning at a scattering of pushpins some distance from the rest, he said, "They were the youngest, smallest children.

The youngest small-volume lava flows of the Shamiram Plateau are the Dashtakar group of cinder cones, based on borehole evidence indicating that the Dashtakar flows overlay one of these ignimbrites of Aragats.

The 20-year-old from Long Beach chose UC Merced — the youngest, smallest and least renowned of the UC system's nine undergraduate campuses.

But he is young, young, young and small, small, small.

Why would young, small firms be disproportionately hit?

"The weakness is that we are still a young, small team.

(Modern orchards, which have young, small trees and are drenched in pesticides and artificial fertilisers, are much poorer in wildlife).

But Russia's financial system is young, small for the size of the economy and lacking in sophistication and resources.

We hitchhiked even when I was very young, small enough to sleep on top of a suitcase laid on its side.

The cast list includes characters old and young, small and tall, ancestors and a sage, each group given its own vivid uniform.

Few studies have focused on green innovation in young small and medium-sized enterprises.