If both the material and structure of a garment look heavy, a thick, solid shoe will compliment that garment better than a notably thin, tiny shoe would.
Cuba Gooding, Jr., playing the wide receiver Rod Tidwell, who was notably tiny for a football player back then, looks even less convincing as one today (whether in this movie or on TV, for that matter).
The (notably tiny) group of runners spent most of their time thinking about pace and distance — translated cynically, about how hard it was to move at their desired speed ("Come on, keep the stride going, bro") and about how soon they could stop ("Come on, you have enough energy for a mile and a half").
The company became notorious under Pincus for copying successful games, most notably Tiny Tower, which was published by NimbleBit.
William Shakespeare, Richard II (c 1595) The queen listens as a notably brainy and eloquent gardener and servant compare their tiny domain to the state of England – "our sea-walled garden, the whole land,/ is full of weeds, her fairest flowers choked up".
While that is a tiny fraction of the 180 million Americans with health insurance, some experts say the numbers show a notably fast adoption rate for a complicated new consumer program.
Bananas are a notably excellent choice.
The Brooklyn show concludes with Sarmatian pieces, notably a tiny Greek-style gold, bronze and crystal pin in the form of a dolphin.
It also has practical shortcomings, most notably a teeny-tiny bar that can accommodate just four stools.
Clinton Street has many large 25-foot-wide houses, most notably near tiny Cobble Hill Park.
Notably, even tiny subcentimeter lymph node metastases (dotted arrows) showed intense uptake of (1) and were easily detectable.
