After a few days a small spot in the skin, over the most elevated part of the tumor, softens and opens or the hoof separates from the coronary band at the quarter or well back toward the heel.
The inner lateral cartilage was gangrenous, as was also a small spot on the extensor tendon near its point of attachment on the coffin bone.
Myelitis may be confined to a small spot in the cord or may involve the whole for a variable distance.
But whether this pile of minute cells which is the heap of little animal bricks, is a small spot on the side of a large egg or the whole of a small one, it all comes to the same thing in the end.
We have, as you have seen, in each eye, a small spot in the center of the field of vision where the sight is especially sharp.
XXI Where Some Of The Animals Do Their Thinking It really is a great advantage to us to bring all our thinking into one small spot, where everything is handy to everything else.
The hind wing is in addition marked by a semicircular median band of white spots, a small spot at the end of the cell, and another conspicuous white spot about the middle of the costa.
On the under side in both sexes the apex of the primaries and the entire surface of the secondaries, except a small spot on the costa, are profusely sprinkled with small brown scales.
On the under side the wings are lighter, the secondaries uniformly pale cinnamon-brown, marked with a semicircle of four yellowish round spots, with a small spot on the cell toward the base.
Tom only staid at home long enough to mend the broken window, and plant a small spot of Indian corn, and then again set out, telling Susan not to expect him home in less than a month.
He cleared and tilled a small spot of land around it, and Susan began to hope that, for her sake, he would settle down quietly as a squatter.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "small spot" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
