Tiny Little in a sentence

An onlooker said: 'I saw this tiny little dinghy coming in and I thought that is tiny for a fishing boat.

They note that Hannity said Cohen never represented him and Trump said Cohen did "a tiny, tiny little fraction" of his legal work.

It’s like everything has a tiny little message or a secret little hidden thing.

And tiny little teeth.

Blink and you'll miss it this is a tiny little airport facility in Medford.

But hang on – that does raise one tiny little question.

Look at the tiny little picket fence!

As for her boyfriend, he will sit back and talk about how full he thinks he is any time they split a tiny little meal, which serves to squash any inclination she has about speaking up.

Her tiny little delicate body had swollen up so much we didn't want her to be suffering any more.

I am visiting her tiny little home in the hills and I go for long runs and come back red eyed and restless.

I feel fulfilled and satisfied to see the joy, you know, that tiny little thing that I do gives - and it's the same principle that applies to the outside, because I also work in the Chelsea office as well.

In less than 15 minutes I had a lovely seat in this beautiful tiny little restaurant.

That's the whole point, shake your tiny little fist.

There’s tiny little Korok models in there too, and two secrets hidden in the roots of the tree, that we’re definitely not going to spoil.

You can now find a tiny little picture representing almost every activity, feeling, and object you can think of.

All this in a tiny little device.

His mother was cradling his tiny little sister, Evelyn Mae, with her free arm.

His oilskin jacket, covered in tiny little dinosaur icons, stops traffic.

How inconsiderate of that tiny little pest!

It’s a tiny little gun, not dissimilar to the The barrel is 2¾ inches long, making up a total length of about 5¼ inches.