Sentence examples for a great tiny from inspiring English sources

I was tooling around the Web site of the Dalkey Archive Press, a great, tiny nonprofit press, and found the new issue of their literary review, "Context".

The glamour model, formerly known as Jordan, has promised she has a "great tiny" outfit to wear for the launch, and will also be making appearances at various WH Smith stores to sign copies of the magazine, which will cost £3.99.

I loved their Diana F+ with the instant film back, which gave me great tiny little pictures and a refreshingly frustrating picture-taking process.

I guess because there are a great many tiny parts to it.

Together, we made one great tiny human.

You have to have something physical to affirm the great but tiny thing you've done, which is actually two great tiny things: 1) remembering to complete the habit after the anchor and 2) actually completing the habit.

"I want to let you in on this great secret, a great mystery only a tiny, tiny number of people in the world ever know about," he told a group of about 25 people, his voice hypnotic in its wonderment.

But this is a great collection, with tiny details to savour: the swatch of hair-extension thrown angrily to the floor, the twitching hands of a dying man.

In this show you can also see Proust's library (a great wall of tiny, individual books, each handmade by the artist), a room in homage to the playwright Eugène Ionesco that is occupied by a rhinoceros, and the awesomely arched halls of the library at the University Club in Manhattan, extended to infinity by a one-way mirror.

This is a great idea: fit tiny photodiodes between the pixels of an OLED display.

Instead of building for wired populace surrounding its California headquarters, it started thinking about what would make Facebook a great experience in tiny towns on the other side of the planet.