I'm a tiny mite in body, but you know I've a valiant soul.

Mrs. Beale poked the tiny mite with an expert finger.

The tiny mite burrows just below the skin where the female lays her eggs.

His four companions watched him, and Simon, a tiny mite among these giants, anxiously waited.

She was a tiny mite, with a shock of black hair and brown face and arms.

His four companions watched him, and, like a tiny mite among these giants, Simon anxiously waited.

His four companions watched him, and, quite a tiny mite among these giants, Simon anxiously waited.

I realize that he is alive; a tiny mite of hunger for life, of fear and resolution.

To see this tiny mite of warm and living flesh, and to see that it was Sylvia!

He was a tiny mite of a man with a thin wiry body supporting the head of a professional barber.

During the Crimean war, while he was still a very tiny mite, he, entirely of his own accord, always prayed for the soldiers.

The tiny mite repeated hymns all the way, 'emphasising so prettily,' the friend goes on to say, 'with the dear little baby hands.

From elephants and giant squid to tiny mites and microbes, how many are there, really?

Millions of tiny mites attacked the vegetables and there was less and less food to eat.

There seems to be an infestation of tiny mites over all the food, dishes and shelves and especially on the flour and rice.

There was one row of little children which will live for ever in my memory, tiny mites sitting together on a bank by the roadside.