Rosa Passos, one of the most gifted bossa nova singers and guitarists to have come along in the style's 50-year life, uses a tiny, fine-featured voice; as it ranges around the changeable stresses in bossa-nova guitar rhythm, it makes you listen rigorously.
The city's poor preparation perplexed Ms. Lyons, who said that she had known as early as 10 30 a.m. on Sunday, when she had spied the first "little tiny, fine, fine flakes," that a large snowstorm was coming.
The limestone and plaster bust — with its elegantly arched neck and eyebrows, chiseled cheekbones and mysterious smile — has tiny, fine lines around her eyes, a hint that she lived to be a mature woman.
If you want tiny, fine braids, section out just a little bit of hair on the sides, no more than 1/2 inch.
But it's the book's least prominent feature that is also its most stirring: from cover to cover, in tiny, fine silver lettering, the names of the fallen form an unbroken chain across the bottom of each page.
They are often protected because they call themselves 'satire' or say in tiny fine print that they are for entertainment purposes only".
It all adds up to heavy debt burdens, tiny fine print, little consumer education, and most of all, the promise of the American Dream if you just promise to give up a little piece of your future.
Predictions are that within the next five years all of what used to be routine photographic work will go, and all that will be left is the relatively tiny fine art market and high-end niche assignments such as corporate awards and other events where only a professional can guarantee to capture the specific images that are needed.
The NFS pattern, defined as the "AC-4 pattern" by the International Consensus on ANA Patterns (ICAP) group, is characterized by tiny fine speckles across the nucleoplasm (excluding or including the nucleoli) with negative staining of mitotic chromatin (http://www.ANApatterns.org) [18].
As The Huffington Post reported in November, Walmart has been fighting the relatively tiny fine on appeal ever since.
