Sentence for small | Use small in a sentence

Sentence using the word small. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use small in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for small.

• I mean, peculiarly small? (10)
• Mrs. Small came down at once. (8)
• They make one small and mean. (13)
• They are palpable, small enough. (10)
• So do small events influence great! (8)
• They were all taken up to Mrs. Small. (8)
• This postillion made a small fortune. (10)
• On a small dais three musicians were fiddling. (8)
• The small bird stiffens in the low starlight. (10)
• He, too, served as conductor in small theatres. (3)
• They should be hollow except for very small ones. (17)
• Each pipe is fitted with a small free reed of copper. (3)
• Small satisfaction came of gazing at that or at herself. (10)
• She took a small notebook from a side pocket in her skirt. (8)
• The small creature and her smaller brother shook their heads. (8)
• His own trouble seemed small while he was looking at that face. (8)
• She twisted her small hands before her and gazed at her father. (8)
• Domestic life on a small scale goes forward visibly at the windows. (2)
• The flowers quivered beneath the weight of their small dark bodies. (8)
• We are so exhausted with living that no hours are too small for us. (8)
• Emblems of a small State, they belonged to the history of the Empire. (10)
• Every blade was a small tree, round whose trunk the beetle had to glide. (8)
• It trembled, emitted two small sounds, one large scent, and glided forward. (8)
• After all, hundreds of men of medium height had small feet and a guilty look! (8)
• The small glow of candle-light made her dark rich colouring orange in shadow. (10)
• You have seen, in a small way, that the pound of flesh draws rivers of blood. (10)
• The canoes were too small for us; we must be out and stretch ourselves on shore. (2)
• A fireplace on the Left, a sofa, a small table; the curtained window is at the back. (8)
• The room was so small that not even a chest of drawers could have been squeezed in. (12)
• When a man does have opinions in a small city, he is quite likely to have strong ones. (16)
• For the small house they should be very simple, not only for economy but for appearance. (17)
• The small stuffed shop appeared to grow portentously cavernous and waveringly illumined. (10)
• She was laden with one large and two small parcels, and in her eyes there was a holy look. (8)
• What was she thinking and brooding over into small hours when she ought to have been asleep? (8)
• She sat down in the quiet, carpeted outer office, from which radiated several small offices. (13)
• This village trouble was too small to occupy for long the mind of one who had so many duties. (8)
• Two small groups of wild ponies were slowly grazing towards each other on the hillside below. (8)
• Between the finger and thumb of one hand she held a small object on which the sun was shining. (8)
• He had never, therefore, been inoculated against the germs of love by small doses of the poison. (8)
• Jeering jarred on him; and from the moment his brother began it, he was of small service to Evan. (10)
• A feature of the small house which is neglected too much is the installation of built-in furniture. (17)
• He was led by her to the chariot, where she pointed to a small padded slab of a seat back to the horses. (10)
• Sometimes nowhere in a town can be found empty room for all the big and small tents, huddle them as we will. (21)
• This decoration was painted from a small design, made for the above advertising agency by a painter of prominence. (16)
• She was of light enough draft to enter small inlets, travel the sounds and bays, and assist in the guerilla warfare. (18)
• In fact, from this point of view, Edinburgh is not so much a small city as the largest of small towns. (2)
• She designated Mr. Pericles, who had poured into a small liqueur glass some green Chartreuse, smelling strong of pines. (10)
• Swithin bowed to a man with a small forehead, who had appeared softly, and stood with his gloved hands touching his waist. (8)
• Graves poured himself a drink, and meditatively twirled the small glass between his fat fingers before he explained himself. (13)
• It was at time of change and no small national excitement; brooms were sweeping clean, and new offices had arisen everywhere. (8)
• He has a pale, determined face with high cheekbones, small, deep-set dark eyes, reddish crisp hair, and looks like a horseman. (8)
• She climbed slowly, in the very middle, an extremely small white figure on those wide and shining stairs, counting them aloud. (8)
• He went once to Lovewell, where he renewed the insurance, and somewhat increased it; and he put a small mortgage on the property. (9)
• If we are not to be beloved, spare us the small coin of compliments on character; especially when they compliment only our acting. (10)
• Mrs. Bellew walked fast down a street till, turning a corner, she came suddenly on a small garden with three poplar-trees in a row. (8)
• Not a soul met them down the lanes, except a little one, to whom Lady Camper gave a small silver-piece, because she was a picture. (10)
• Producing her card, she was passed from hand to hand till she rested in a small bleak apartment where a young woman was typing fast. (8)
• Less jesuitically it may be put—the ultimate editor of a small newspaper is the advertiser, the biggest advertiser is the politician. (16)
• When the Holmes house was taken down, he went to live with an old domestic in a small house on the street amusingly called Appian Way. (9)
• Chariot and horsemen arrived at the Roebuck Arms, at the centre of the small town of Ashead, on the line from Steignton through Rowsley. (10)
• A small round brilliant moon hung almost globed in the depths of heaven, and the image of it fell deep between San Giorgio and the Dogana. (10)
• In the reform campaigns which periodically rock our large cities,—and our small ones, too,—the newspapers habitually make use of this fact. (16)
• In the small house the designer has the choice of either placing these roofs above the second floor or placing the second floor within the roof. (17)
• Their meals are scanty, but even of these they eat sparingly; and though each is allowed a small carafe of wine, many refrain from this indulgence. (2)
• All the barren interrogations were up, running and knocking for hollow responses; and, saving a paleness of face, she cloaked any small show of the riot. (10)
• These associations not only offer investment opportunities for small investors, but they make excellent and easy terms for those to whom they lend money for home-building. (17)

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