Sentence examples for a tiny classroom from inspiring English sources

At 3 p.m. in a tiny classroom two floors above MIT's Hayden Library, digital humanities librarian Patsy Baudoin is leading an an informal discussion on the pedagogic and practical issues that arise when humanities collections get digitized.

There's been outreach work in each city's local musical community, and in Mumbai, soloist Nicola Benedetti and a quartet of the RCS students travelled to a public school an hour north of the city to play to groups of seven-year-olds in a tiny classroom where temperatures must have reached 40C.

In a tiny classroom at the Maison de Citoyenneté support centre for the education of rural girls and women in Beni Zuli, an isolated village in Zagora, deep in south-eastern Morocco's Draa Valley, Fatima Kadmire is describing how learning to read and write is transforming her life.

In a tiny classroom tucked inside one of Nairobi's sprawling slums, the 34 class eight students of Amaf primary school wait anxiously for the 4 o'clock bell.

Despite my general indifference to academic matters, I rarely missed a session of Abramsky's course, which met in a tiny classroom.

Any parents out there should quickly lay their hands on Nicolas Philibert's sublime "To Be," an intimate and heartwarming study of hands-on education in a tiny classroom.

In a tiny, ramshackle classroom, seven of us students listened to our affable, heavily tattooed instructor, Charlie Mirisola, explain the differences between various types of knives, and the proper way to hold and sharpen them.

I took a seat somewhere in the middle of the tiny classroom and noticed, as the others trickled in, many of them looked like freshman.

He was a fiery red-headed man who, with his rich, resonant voice threatening to burst the confines of the tiny classroom, brought Donne and Shakespeare to dancing life.

There was one tiny classroom to serve the village's 460 children aged 6 - 13.

"I enjoy coming back to learn at my school, but I already know it is going to be a rough year," said twelve year old Razan as she rushed up ten steep crumbling steps to reach her tiny classroom.