The phrase "a small podium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a podium that is smaller in size, often in contexts related to speaking events, presentations, or performances.
Example: "The speaker stood confidently at a small podium, ready to address the audience."
Alternatives: "a tiny platform" or "a compact lectern".
Every morning, I'd turn up, strip off, and stand on a small podium while they drew me.
Outside the living room windows, a small podium rises from a deep pool waiting for its Henry Moore sculpture.
Mr Blair jumped on a small podium to address the troops, telling them: "You are here for a reason.
The cellist Kaori Yamagami, barefoot and wearing a white dress, sat on a small podium in front of the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and played her opening solo, a frenzied, Bartokian cadenza.
I knew nothing of this backstory in the winter of 2008, when, browsing the aisles of a Manhattan bookstore, I stumbled into a public talk featuring the silver-haired Wicklund at a small podium, undisguised and forthright.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet I knew nothing of this backstory in the winter of 2008, when, browsing the aisles of a Manhattan bookstore, I stumbled into a public talk featuring the silver-haired Wicklund at a small podium, undisguised and forthright.
I made my way up to the small podium on a grassy hill alongside this tiny hole.
Design a school hall and make small podium using the cardboard pieces.
So he used a new contraption for the first time tonight -- a small white podium that he balanced on his lap as he sat on a raised platform speaking to the crowd at the airport.
"We have a special announcement today," he said when he took the small podium.
French and Israeli dignitaries, including the French foreign minister, Alain Juppé, joined relatives of the victims there in eulogizing the innocents, their bodies wrapped in prayer shawls and a velvet cloth and laid out on stretchers before the small podium.
