1.   Always look at a cameo carefully to check for any damage, such as tiny cracks or chips.

2.   A. Ice has always been a problem because water expands as it freezes, forcing tiny cracks apart and creating cracks where there had been only small depressions.

3.   But Nelson is throwing himself through that tiny crack.

4.   I primed and painted, and now the paint has millions of tiny cracks.

5.   On the inside, it was riven by tiny cracks, its flimsy foundation topped with too much weight.

6.   One problem is that, with stress, tiny cracks can develop that can eventually lead to bigger, destructive cracks.

7.   She picks up a delicate cup with a tiny crack and chip.

8.   The migration leaves microscopic pores in the glass that can result in networks of tiny cracks called crazing.

9.   There are already some tiny cracks in the Firestone armor.

10.   Tiny cracks have appeared in the runways, raising concerns about soil problems and long-term maintenance costs, though not about safety.