thimbleful

Some days there's not a thimbleful of difference between them.

Mass once a day, with at least a thimbleful of wine.

There was no cause for concern; the small car could run on a thimbleful.

"And it'll hold your water loss to a thimbleful a day?"

It did not take more than a thimbleful of insight to realize why.

Some glasses had been found, and there was a thimbleful of wine, enough for everyone.

He was too profoundly strong to be affected by a thimbleful.

A thimbleful is enough to eradicate any country we choose.

He looked at his own glass; it had a bare thimbleful in the bottom.

"There is a thimbleful of white wine for the daughter.

"I know you hate it, but even a thimbleful will help.

You couldn't even draw more than a thimbleful of water at a time from the tap.

By the end of it he did not want to see another thimbleful of chocolate in his life.

A thimbleful in its water reservoirs and London would become one vast channel house.

Inside each canister was a thimbleful of dirt or grass taken from a great man's grave.

Then squeeze about a thimbleful of shellac into it.

After dinner an amaro seems the right thing to drink, just a thimbleful.

She jerked upright, knocking over her mug, which had less than a thimbleful of coffee in it.

He poured a thimbleful of vodka into a chilled liqueur glass.

You don't catch me tasting rum so much, but just a thimbleful for luck, of course, the first chance I have.

For want of a thimbleful of kerosene, the fateful message was not sent.

He'd grab the bottle, pour about a thimbleful in a cup and gloat over it for a second.

It was, nevertheless, a thimbleful of sugar in what promises to be an ocean of medicine.

More nor three shillings and sixpence for a thimbleful!

I had no fuel pressure in the last ten laps, and ended up with a thimbleful of gas at the finish."