pinhole

They have a simple "pinhole" eye through which water can pass.

The film records the image that comes in through the pinhole.

They have a simple "pinhole" eye open to the environment.

Or are the stars just pinholes in the curtain of night?

All I ever saw was the apples with little sharp pinholes in them.

You can only make out pinholes of light breaking through at the corners.

Will's throat felt as if its bore was down to a pinhole.

It was the same principle as a kid's pinhole camera.

But the real problem comes in pushing the new processor down into the pinholes.

It took only a moment to find the map and match the pinholes to those on to wall.

He could see clearly through a pinhole in the middle of his failing sight.

But how much energy would it use to establish a pinhole portal?

Now, it was just a matter of applying the proper force to the right points around the pinhole.

A pinhole in a glove might not be visible to the eye.

A small black pinhole had appeared in the center of each lesion on his face.

I put one end of the key to my eye and peered through the pinhole lens.

Usually, you have to expose the film for a long time because the pinhole lets so little light through.

For once the night sky was clear; he could see stars far above like pinholes in black cloth.

"What's the significance of some pinholes in a flat that makes a box set?"

Pinholes in the sky, he had called them when he was a small child.

Finally the pinholes won the battle and the board ceased to exist!

Pulling the old chip from the pinholes is a delicate job.

Smoke got half the message before the pinhole plug broke.

One pinhole swelled and he could make out small bumps on it.

Through the pinhole of the 1993 bomb, we could see, in memory, familiar faces.