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Sentences starting with tiny

Tiny young green leaves were growing from the oddly-interwoven branches of the fig-trees, to which clung the swelling pouches of the fruit. [10]

Sentences containing tiny two or more times

I feel sometimes as though I wanted to live in a tiny, tiny house. [11]

More example sentences with the word tiny in them

I can see you now, your tiny finger plunged into the pot of paint, and then carefully printing off the round pattern all over the white linen. [10]
I never did you any harm, and I do want to have a hero in my tiny circle. [11]
No blood, no wound, just a tiny pin-prick, as it were; and who would be the wiser? [11]
For instance, she would stamp four copies of each letter out of sweet honey-cakes, and when I knew them well she gave me these tiny little A. [10]
And then a woman in deep mourning emerged from a tiny shop and took her bicycle from against the wall and spoke to me. [9]
Her glance lingered wistfully on the old farmhouse with its great centre chimney from which the smoke was curling, with its diamond-paned casements Insall had put into the tiny frames. [9]
How the tiny wing pinches; the falcons are not much stronger. [10]
To the right, where a river empties in, were scattered groups of queer, rakish craft, each with four slanting pipes and a tiny flag floating from her halyards; a flag--as the binoculars revealed--of crimson bars and stars on a field of blue. [9]
The great hills waved into each other like a vast violet sea, and, in turn, the tiny earth-waves on each separate hill swelled into the larger harmony. [11]
The waxing moon was mirrored in the almost unruffled surface and where a ripple curled it the tiny crest glittered like white flame. [10]
A tiny fire was burning near, and two sentinels stepped forward as I rode boldly on the entrance. [11]
To the east was another tiny window like a deep loop-hole or embrasure set towards the Dirouilles and the Ecrehos. [11]
Behind the house was a little stable where four tiny horses with spotted skins, the rarest and prettiest creatures imaginable--a gift from the King of Media--were stamping the ground. [10]
Once when she was a little creature of three or four years she suddenly brought her tiny foot down upon the floor in an apparent outbreak of indignation, then fetched it a backward wipe, and stooped down to examine the result. [5]
A current of warm air, redolent of beer and food, met the travellers as they entered the large, low room, dimly lighted by the tiny windows, scarcely more than loop-holes, pierced in two sides. [10]
Then she had wandered through the deep grass, her tiny feet scarcely turning a fragile blade, and she had dreamed beside some old faded flowers. [13]
But when little Walpurga, half asleep, raised her tiny hand and lovingly stroked the wounded shoulder of her adopted mother, the matron, as usual when anything pleasant moved her heart, longed to have her husband at her side. [10]
The Cure, beaming, touched by her warmth, and by her tiny caressing fingers, stooped and kissed them both like an old courtier. [11]
It stood close to the river bank, and the tiny dwelling belonged to the Prior of Berchtesgaden's fisherman and boatman, who kept the distinguished prelate's gondolas and boats in order, and acted as rower to the occupants of the little Prebrunn castle. [10]
He made a tiny toy squirrel out of clay, and it ran up a tree and sat on a limb overhead and barked down at us. [5]
He whipped a tiny packet from his coat. [11]
You remember what tiny hands she had? [11]
Kitty gave the tiny fingers a spasmodic clasp, and said: "Quick, we must get them in! [11]
It was her tiny fashion to pique, to appear unknowing. [11]
From time to time, as he talked, his eyes sought hers boldly, and in their dark pupils were tiny points of light that stirred and confused her, made her wonder what was behind them, in his soul. [9]
He had four thousand dollars left, and his tiny income of three hundred, when he went to Sally Seabrook, after having been sober for a month, and begged her to marry him. [11]
I smiled to think what the tiny creek, always creeping through a faint leak in the gates and falling with a granite rattle on the stones, would now become. [11]
And the note they strike is presently sustained by a glimpse, on a siding, of an efficient-looking Baldwin, ranged alongside several of the tiny French locomotives of yesterday; sustained, too, by an acquaintance with the young colonel in command of the town. [9]
Arm in arm they passed into the garden which fronted the vine-covered house, where Maitre Fille lived alone with his sister, a tiny edition of himself, who whispered and smiled her way through life. [11]
Of some of these the plaster between the carved beams had been shot away, the roofs blown off, and the tiny hewn rafters were bared to the sky. [9]
They had decked themselves with fresh, green vines twined about their necks and bosoms, and were now going to sail a little boat made of bark in the tiny, walled pool into which the spring flowed. [10]
She had watched the tiny fragments burn in a fire not hotter than that in her own eyes, which presently were washed by a flood of bitter tears and passionate and unavailing protest. [11]
Then she raised the tiny blood-stained weapon for a second stroke; but ere she could give her enemy another thrust, Ephraim flung himself between her and her victim and wrenched the dagger from her grasp. [10]
Hodder clung to the shell of reality, to the tiny panorama of the visible and the finite, to the infinitesimal gropings that lay recorded before him on the printed page. [9]
Cormorants dived under the long rollers that came crashing in from the Pacific; gulls wheeled and screamed in the soft wind; alert little birds darted here and there with incredible swiftness, leaving tiny footprints across the ribs and furrows of the wet sand. [9]
We came to the little church, of upright logs and plaster, with its crudely shingled, peaked roof, with its tiny belfry crowned by a cross, with its porches on each side shading the line of windows there. [9]
At meal time the dishes were returned to the tiny cabin almost untouched. [10]
He was conscious that here he was in contact with the springs that set in motion the enormous movements of the mass of which in his regiment he felt himself a tiny, obedient, and insignificant atom. [2]
On the little table beside it, amid several bottles and glasses, the lamp and the box of matches, stood the tiny bell, at whose faint sound one of her nurses invariably hastened in. [10]
At tiny rate, strangers are not being made to wait until ten minutes after the service begins. [9]
But he suddenly stopped short, and suddenly thrust out to me a tiny piece of paper. [11]
The hotel we sought was still there, and its menu, save for the war-bread and the tiny portion of sugar, as irreproachable as ever. [9]
Still, he felt softly for the tiny pistol he always carried in his big waistcoat pocket, and it comforted him. [11]
Then one would say that it balanced on a tiny base, a toe of granite. [11]
Later I often saw the heavy white silk dress strewn with tiny bouquets which she wore as a bride and again remodelled at her silver wedding; for after her death it was left to my mother. [10]
Here Olivier Delagarde sat crouched over a tiny fire, with some bread and a jar of water at his hand, gesticulating and talking to himself. [11]
The blood was running in a tiny little stream down his cheek. [11]
Charley's life was running in a tiny circle, but his mind was compassing large revolutions. [11]
Leaning against a rock not far away, Valmond watched the tiny man with the long arms throw up the soft, good-smelling earth, enriched by centuries of dead leaves and flowers. [11]
And then he remembered his mother as she must be sitting on the tiny porch in town, and sighed. [9]
In order to reach the camp on Lac du Sablier from the tiny railroad station at Saint Hubert, a trip of some eight miles up the decharge was necessary. [9]
The house had pointed gables, and a tiny and utterly useless porch that served only to darken the front door, made of heavy pieces of wood fantastically curved. [9]
Once after an outburst of applause from the brilliant audience, there came a tiny echo of it from across the courtyard. [11]
At one spot on this shore rises a vast mass of detached rock, separated at low tide from the shore by irregular bowlders and a tiny thread of water. [4]
At the sight of this tiny congregation something stirred within her. [9]
In a corner of the room something red and tiny gave a grunt and squealed in Mary Bogdanovna's trembling white hands. [2]
Finally, in front of the motionless figure was a tiny brazier in which was a small fire. [11]
Over the snow-fields of the further mountain-ranges, a rosy shimmer spread that made him think of the peach blossoms at home; a purple mist obscured the rocky peaks behind him and there, far away to the south, was a tiny speck of blue. [10]
Now the murmur of the brook was perceptible, and its tiny sound touched the thirsty souls of the travellers as rain falls on dry grass. [10]
In a kind of stupor, under the storm that was breaking above him, Burlingame slowly drew out of a capacious waistcoat pocket a tiny but powerful pistol of the most modern make. [11]
In a world of impending chaos the brilliantly lighted office was a tiny refuge to which she clung. [9]
The social conquest of a village--to be conspicuous and attract the groundlings in this tiny theatre of life, that seemed little! [11]
It was twelve o'clock noon, and a breezy, cloudless day; the ascent was gradual, and the glimpses, from under the curtaining boughs, of blue water, and tiny sailboats, and beetling cliffs, were as charming as glimpses of dreamland. [5]
Here, at a nominal rent, the cottager could grow his vegetables; a little spot of the great acre of England, which gave the labourer a tiny sense of ownership, of manhood. [11]
But as the niche was illumined only by the tiny oil lamp burning beneath the image of the Virgin, bedizened with flowers and gold and silver tinsel, fastened against the wall, Biberli asked the weary bar-maid for a brighter light. [10]
The dove came nearer--alighted, slipped into the cote, and a few minutes after the musician appeared with a tiny letter. [10]
Kit was so near her when they shook hands, that he could see a small tiny tear, yet trembling on an eyelash. [12]
Every morning you might have seen the birds in fluttering, chirping groups upon the may-tree or the lilac- bushes, waiting for the tiny snow-storm of bread to fall from her hand. [11]
Upon this she managed, that the tiny income left by her mother might not be touched. [11]
But the thing looked horribly red and ugly, so he rejected it, and painted--imitating one of Titian's angels, which specially pleased him--a tiny Cupid, holding a heart in his hand. [10]
Pleased with the little new garment which she herself had woven for him and embroidered with a tiny tree with red apples, beneath which stood a bright-plumaged duckling, she led him by the hand in the necropolis to the empty tomb dedicated to his father. [10]
There was a little cavalcade mounted on the tiny French ponies, and sometimes I rode with these; but oftenest Cowan or Tom would fling me; drum and all, on his shoulder. [9]
He has a little boiling-place of his own, with small logs and a tiny kettle. [4]
Ever and anon, like a tiny silver cloud floating across the firmament, white sails glided by. [10]
On her bed, like a mesh of white clouds, lay the soft linen and lace and the delicate clothes of the night; and by the bed were her tiny blue slippers to match the blue dressing-gown. [11]
In every tiny leaf and gland and hair Sweet perfume is distilled, and scents the air. [10]
So still she lay until one who gave her into the world stooped, and drawing open the linen at her breast, nestled a little life there, which presently gave a tiny cry, the first since it came forth. [11]
Half an hour later Eliphalet carried his carpet-bag up three flights and put it down in a tiny bedroom under the eaves, still pulsing with heat waves. [9]
The season was late, as usual, and the hotels were still waiting for the crowds that seem to prefer to be late and make a rushing carnival of August, but the tiny cottages were nearly all occupied. [4]
The little horse, its tiny legs stretched far apart, was lying in the snow by the sledge. [10]
In this room it was almost dark; only two tiny lamps were burning before the icons and there was a pleasant scent of flowers and burnt pastilles. [2]
The river, as it ambled along, here over shallows, there over rapids and tiny waterfalls, was the pathway for millions and millions of salmon upon a pilgrimage to the West and North-- to the happy hunting grounds of spawn. [11]
Throw a stone into the water, and the myriad of tiny bubbles that are created flash out a brilliant glare like blue theatrical fires. [5]
They were going into a tiny recess behind a partition to change, but found it completely filled by three officers who sat playing cards by the light of a solitary candle on an empty box, and these officers would on no account yield their position. [2]
My last visit in this town was to the tiny but on a "corner lot," in which the Duchess of Sutherland has lived now for some years. [9]
He found her in the tiny garden behind the horse, kneeling before a flower-bed to weed it. [10]
I was there in June, and made my jokes about the tiny fields, where small trees stood, serving as props for the vines. [10]
But I find, in dissecting a pea-blossom, that hidden in the center of it is a perfect miniature pea-pod, with the peas all in it,--as perfect a pea-pod as it will ever be, only it is as tiny as a chatelaine ornament. [4]
A tiny man hurried up to him, and, as soon as he had recognized in him the dwarf Nemu, he cried angrily: "Is it for you, you rascal, that I stop my drive? [10]
At every door hung a portiere from large rings on a brass rod; every shelf and dressing-case and mantel was littered with gimcracks, and the corners of the tiny rooms were curtained off, and behind these portieres swarmed more gimcracks. [8]
In her carriage, however, her breath came quick and fast, her tiny hand clenched, her face flushed, and there was a devastating fire in her eyes. [11]
But at last his hands trembled among the tiny wheels, and his eyes failed. [11]
He held in his hand a tiny cane of the sort carried at the court of Louis Quinze. [11]
I couldn't put him up here, in this tiny box, because I have Mrs. Fronde. [9]
A chill struck him as he saw the angry red bullet-mark, and a tiny stream of blood winding from it down her white breast. [13]
In spite of her tirade, he had a feeling that it didn't matter, that she must bluster in her tiny teacup if she wanted to do so. [11]
I felt that he was losing interest in our tiny world and might at any time abandon his visits entirely. [5]
All the time he told his story he spoke of you as though you were some goddess, some great queen--" A look of hope, of wonder, of relief came into the tiny creature's eyes. [11]
To his delight he found a tiny brook of swift-running water. [13]
Groups of people, having taken the water, were strolling about the graveled paths, sitting on the slopes overlooking the pond, or wandering up the glen to the tiny deer park. [4]

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