"I think we just saw a pterodactyl," said Argos calmly, feeling a tiny but odd grip inside his chest as though someone had nipped a paper clip on to a vague and minor part of his interior works.
A senior advisor with the Waterkeeper Alliance, he circles the floodwaters from Hurricane Florence in the back seat of a tiny propeller plane, gripping his camera while searching for toxic problems below.
He pulled me in to be the little spoon but when he put his arms around me I was enormous, bumbling, an ethnic giant in the grip of a tiny Nordic princeling.
Birds fluttered, whistling the woods awake, and a squirrel skittered out of a hole, tiny claws gripping bark.
'I want to suck you,' she said, descending … She loosed his trousers, pulled away his underwear and gripped him with fingers tender enough to hold a tiny bird.
A borderline strike three might be ball four with just a tiny change in the pitcher's grip.
Get a grip: The fingers of this metal-and-polymer gripping gadget curl around a tiny bead when the device senses a certain triggering chemical.
Grip the cap in about the center with a tiny bit more force to remove the suction from the cap to the remainder of the product.
The group's singer, Andrea Zollo, is a tiny bundle of confidence and fury, pumping her leg while gripping a microphone stand.
His grim, dark cave, concealing a tiny, rose-hued metropolis, speaks of memory's distortions and the past's grip.
It panders to a tiny, tiny minority.
