She repeatedly watched a scene from the film "Finding Nemo" in which a shark batters its way into a tiny room, attempting to eat the main characters.
Fleming's text reverberates with onomatopoeia: a hapless frog tumbles into a deep pit while fleeing a tiger with a "ribbit-oops!," and a tiny mouse attempts to assist with a worried "pippa-eeek!" Lots of rhythmic repetition makes this a winner for 3- and 4-year-olds.
Having just met with some researchers at ASU who described space exploration as the equivalent to being in a tiny rowboat attempting to cross the Pacific, maybe so.
Even so, Amy's hands-on appraisal of an expensive Frenchman and her tiny attempts at becoming human — making peace with her Texan mother, her dim sister Missy, and the ghost of her daddy, who never forgave her for abandoning the cattle business — are diverting.
On the Internet, tiny attempts to improve a Web site's design can be made with little risk, because failed experiments simply vanish into the cybervoid.
"I was close enough to hear them breathing and the tiny attempts at roaring from the little one were cute," said Agate in a statement accompanying the photo.
Thankfully, inventive ideas are increasingly finding a home on the downloadable services, and Stacking is another title that eschews conventional thinking; certainly, it's hard to think of another game where a tiny Russian doll attempts to rescue his family of chimney sweeps from an immoral industrialist.
This a tiny little robot attempting to figure out what he's just rolled into.
Amid the enormous database of tweets, researchers discovered only a tiny fraction that did attempt to either encourage or express support for rioters during the unrest, with some even setting up anonymous accounts – such as one called London_Riots – to tweet without their personal identity being revealed.
In April, on the program's Kaufman Astoria Studios set in Queens, the 6-foot-tall Mr. Clash and another puppeteer were crouching closely together under a tiny box as they attempted a swift swivel for their seated puppet, a deep-turquoise purple-nosed rendition of Cee Lo Green taking part in the "Sesame Street" parody of NBC's "The Voice".
