The adult is a tiny white moth about four millimeters long.

As they climbed out, a spray of tiny moths burst around their shoulders, hovered, then fluttered off down the dark corridor.

Birds flitted quietly into the trees; tiny white moths sprayed off from under their feet; the trail led sharply upward hi shadow.

She was watching Pantalaimon as he skimmed and darted through the air, snapping up tiny moths like the other dragonflies.

The dust floated like tiny moths around them.

Two depict single moths near a light or flame, the third, and most impressive, a constellation of tiny white moths floating against the night sky.

If tiny moths are seen flitting near a light or in front of the television screen, be suspicious.

Röslerstamm developed a method system of systematic tables (1834-1842) for the Microlepidoptera and described many new species of these tiny moths.

Hope was a white moth, tiny of wing, fluttering around her in the darkness.

His gaze flicked back to Claire, who still stood mesmerized by the slow, graceful movement of the tiny moth.