Sentence examples similar to a tiny plush from inspiring English sources

At the appointed moment, the cargo doors opened, and an invasion force of tiny plush freedom fighters parachuted to the ground.

They say that in Monaco – the tiny, plush principality stubbornly independent of France, ruled for centuries by the Grimaldi royal family, where Europe's super rich come to live free of tax – they have always struggled for a football crowd.

"Come see our sun-powered cinema," he whispers as a lip-pierced usherette in full epaulette jacket ushers us into the eight-seat Sol Cinema, a tiny caravan converted into a plush 1920s picture house.

Once, on a rainy-day visit to a Japanese bakery, plush Francis sported a tiny orange umbrella.

In Bloomington, he gave a formal Buddhist teaching on "The Heart Sutra," but for the stadium crowd in Indianapolis he sat forward on a plush burgundy armchair with a tiny headset microphone protruding from under his left ear and deployed a reliable laugh line: "Some people may have the feeling that the Dalai Lama has some kind of miracle power.

The most impressive of them is the Canal House (Calle 5A and Avenida A; 507-228-1907; www.canalhousepanama.com), a tiny boutique hotel with an old-world wraparound veranda, exposed brick walls, sleek hardwood floors, plush beds, and palm plants gracing every corner.

00 386 4531 2864 Whare Kea Chalet, New Zealand 14 This slightly less plush outpost of the very shiny Whare Kea Lodge down on Lake Wanaka, is a tiny jewel from which to experience the Southern Alps' weather in all its moods.

It panders to a tiny, tiny minority.

A tiny smile.

A tiny aphid.

A tiny bit lame?