He had at least found one tiny chink in the man's impressive armour.

There was a keening sound like that which the wind makes when it drives through a tiny chink in a wall.

The small hut was almost totally dark, just tiny chinks of light between the feather-edge boarding.

Diligently, he sought the tiniest chink through which he might glimpse a memory.

If he saw even a tiny chink in her front now, he'd roll right over her.

It stayed dark, just a tiny chink at the edge of the door.

The streetlights outside her apartment shone through a tiny chink where the curtains hadn't quite closed, casting uneasy shadows upon the far wall.

Through a tiny chink in the tier of crates, The Shadow was able to see as well as to hear.

What stopped her was a tiny chink of light visible in the midst of the soil plug.

The only tiny chink of hope was her sexuality.