From the male, the female differs in being smaller, and in the indistinctness of her markings.
From her lord the female differs somewhat in size, being smaller, and in a most marked degree in plumage.
The English Dragon differs from the improved English Carrier in being smaller in all its dimensions, and in having less wattle round the eyes and over the nostrils, and none on the lower mandible.
The abnormal fruit closely resembled, except in being smaller, that of the Musa Chinensis or Cavendishii, which has generally been ranked as a distinct species.
Game-breed, in colouring and in all other respects, except in being smaller, and in the tail being carried more horizontally.
The abnormal fruit closely resembled, except in being smaller, that of the Musa chinensis or cavendishii, which has generally been ranked as a distinct species.
This cherry differs from the black Hearts in being smaller, more compressed and sweeter, the flesh softer and more melting.
This variety differs from Black Bigarreau in being smaller, less heart-shaped, and in ripening later.
From the description it seems to differ from the Brusseler Braune in being smaller in size, not so globular, nor as dark in color, a few days earlier, and the tree is more spreading in growth.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "being smaller" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
