Think about things that might accompany the occasion, such as a quartet playing a tune or a serenade, or a tiny fireworks display, etc.
Hall said he and his wife had experienced a glory cloud on New Year's night, likening the phenomenon to fireflies or the flashing of tiny fireworks.
In "Russian Seasons" Mr. Ratmansky touches on many of his artistic inclinations: traces of folk dance are given modern makeovers as strange bursts of humor and pathos erupt like tiny fireworks all over the stage.
As the tubes appear near collapse, they fuse and bursts of light explode inside — tiny fireworks of blue, red and orange trying to escape.
In December, the volcano on Stromboli, a tiny island off Sicily's northern coast, joined the fireworks, though those eruptions were not directly responsible for any deaths.
Her last song was "Firework" and she performed it circling the stadium on a tiny, soaring platform in an encrusted gown.
Then it was not fireworks, but the thunder of cannons that were pulverizing a tiny fort at the tip of what is now Malta's capital city, Valletta.
Gallery visitors select the firework's shape and color, hit the button on their phones, and then a tiny light trail ascends through the cube, flickers out, and then explodes into nearly pyrotechnic glory.
Some witnesses said a tiny number of the Red Shirts were armed with guns, but most had just slingshots or fireworks.
In spite of the recent political fireworks, Scotland is a deeply conservative country (with a small "c": the Conservative Party itself has been reduced to a tiny rump).
It panders to a tiny, tiny minority.
