A tiny "half bath", just like the ones in the house I rent in Washington, more like a bidet really, barely big enough to dip your nether regions into.
She comes from an older generation, where the journalists did the journalism, and the newscasters, with magisterial authority, read the news without any inflection of opinion or judgment, except possibly a tiny half smile at the skateboarding canary.
In a telescope, Mercury appears as a tiny "half moon".
So Square provides you with a tiny half-inch reader attachment that snaps into, of all things, your phone's headphone jack.
But just steps away from this mayhem, on a tiny half-street tightly wedged between two buildings, is a restaurant whose food and story have charmed locals since its October opening.
I staked out my initial sunbathing spot at Lido di San Montano, a tiny half-moon cove on Ischia's northwest coast, choosing a cheap stabilimento, or beach club, over the pools at the fancier spa nearby.
Now, walking in the country with his dogs, Alfred peers through his camera lens at a tiny, half-frozen stream, but what he sees is a torrential river raging down a wild gorge in central Asia.
Upstairs, in the hundred-year-old apartment, the ceilings were high, and bevelled French doors led to a tiny half-moon balcony overlooking the street, but their mother kept the doors duct-taped shut — the lock had been broken for years.
Upstairs, in the hundred-year-old apartment, the ceilings were high, and bevelled French doors led to a tiny half-moon balcony overlooking the street, but their mother kept the doors duct-taped shut the lock had been broken for years.
And, many eastern NATO members worry, it is hard to imagine an American president risking nuclear war to defend a tiny country half a world away.Yet in practice the biggest challenge to NATO is in defining what is and is not an attack.
A tiny one half of one percent tax on all financial transactions would generate about $200 billion a year, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
