Sentence examples for miniature from high-quality English sources.

• Extreme miniature.

• .), invented the Minox miniature camera.

• Or a miniature white-cane was discovered down the back of the sofa?

• It became known as Le Petit Théâtre de la Mode, or the miniature theatre of fashion.

• Miniature breeds are therefore booming.

• Holbein inspired a long tradition of miniature painting in England.

• This is a book of projects for making, as the title suggests, miniature gardens.

• Lots of companies try to turn their cards into miniature plugs for their products.

Use miniature in a sentence.

• (Miniature painting is also discussed below; see Illustration of myth and legend.)

• Buddhist bronze miniature shrines for sharira were sometimes placed inside stone pagodas.

• Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg, Germany, is definitely not your everyday miniature railroad.

• It was the miniature of a noble and beautiful female face; and on the reverse, under a crystal, a lock of dark hair.

• Making a miniature drink basically consists of mixing tiny quantities of two-part epoxy with the appropriate coloring.

• The Yale miniature was on view this past summer in New Haven, in a show called “Paul Mellon’s Legacy: A Passion for British Art.”

• Miniature painting, also called (16th–17th century) limning, small, finely wrought portrait executed on vellum, prepared card, copper, or ivory.

• He would battle big things and miniature things, but whenever he fought miniature things there were a lot of them, so you didn’t feel sorry for them.

miniature sentence examples

• Prompted by advances in technology, and the enduring wonder of things created on a really, really tiny scale, Lance Dann follows his own obsession with the miracle of miniature art.

• The display a a surrealist feast for the eyes, featuring a large head sculpture, a miniature van on a road, a large foot made of twigs and miniature figurines placed among flowers.

• Starkey told Grosvenor that he had found a photograph of a miniature in a catalogue from a 1983 show at the Victoria and Albert Museum, “Artists of the Tudor Court: The Portrait Miniature Rediscovered.”

• A miniature by Coll follows the concerto, featuring Kopatchinskaja in feral child mode, hooting and hissing her way through LalulaLied, as she accompanies herself in a setting of a nonsense poem by Christian Morgenstern.