Reel by George Szirtes 166pp, Bloodaxe, £8.95 If the city, or a tiny corner of it, was the first place we knew, it is likely to form our notions of reality, and of home.
Argos earlier this week launched its first ever London Underground store, in a tiny corner of Cannon Street Station.
He could see only out of a tiny corner of his right eye.
Yet it is only a tiny corner of the dreary canvas of Soviet life.
"The government wants us to focus on a tiny corner of this world," Mr. Wall said.
(The upper-basin states — Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and a tiny corner of northern Arizona — still take less than their theoretical entitlement).
The U.S. military had chosen Bikini as its test site because it was minimally inhabited and located in a tiny corner of the tiny Marshall Islands.
I soon discovered that the Cornelius novels were only a tiny corner of Moorcock's sprawling oeuvre.
True, the museums in question, in Paris and the provinces, represent a tiny corner of the French art world.
Gerritsen Beach is a tiny corner of southern Brooklyn, and our unit, the Gerritsen Beach Volunteer Fire Department and Ambulance Service, had only one ambulance.
(The upper-basin states Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and a tiny corner of northern Arizona still take less than their theoretical entitlement).
