Sentence examples for a tiny press from inspiring English sources

It was published by a tiny press and ignored by reviewers.

The memoir, published in the United States by a tiny press in 1997, was translated into 18 languages and adapted into a film in France.

Peripheral Vision by Patricia Ferguson 334pp, Solidus, £8.99 Though Patricia Ferguson's fifth novel is being published by a tiny press, it - like her previous book - has been longlisted for the Orange prize.

Since becoming Mr. Obama's running mate, Mr. Biden has been campaigning day to day in out-of-the-way places, followed by a tiny press corps and a handful of aides, selling the virtues of the man he would serve.

On learning that the book had been selected as a finalist, Mr. McPherson, the owner and sole full-time employee of McPherson & Company, a tiny press in Kingston, N.Y., only reluctantly upped the print run to 8,000 copies, from 2,000.

The Loney is joined on the shortlist by another debut which started out with a tiny press: Sara Baume's Spill Simmer Falter Wither, which was published by Irish independent Tramp Press before being signed by Windmill Books, part of Penguin Random House.

A long silver sword with a tiny pressed crown on the end also hangs on the wall; it belonged to Mr. Vahab's father, a colonel in Reza Shah's army.

Inside were all sorts of things: an old postcard with a stamp on it, a tiny pressed flower, and pages and pages of very elaborate handwriting, in a mixture of English and French.

She has given his trenching tool to a museum but has hung on to the Bible and an embroidered remembrance card Wilfred sent to his mother, Lavinia, from France reading: "God be with you, till we meet again" with a tiny pressed flower inside picked on the battlefield.

"Rather," he said, reflecting on his astonishingly long career during an interview in the tiny press office at the Metropolitan Opera, "I think it will be one evening, after a performance, to say, 'That's it.' " Mr. Domingo, 68, came close to doing that in January 2007 at the Met, at the end of the premiere run of Tan Dun's opera "The First Emperor," commissioned by the Met expressly for him.

O'Doherty's The Deposition of Daniel McGreevy, his second novel, is published by a tiny London press, Arcadia.