It was a tiny place, shaded by Jeffrey pines, and beside the road the North Shore Trading Company had posted two banners that said, "Run Ryan Run!" A sandwich shop had another banner, and so did the local real-estate agent.
The tiny shades on those sconces are covered in a sunflower print with a scarlet background.
Bemelmans remains as gorgeous as ever, with its tufted leather banquettes; its tiny, shaded, flickering lamps on almost every table; and its whimsical mural of Central Park scenes by Ludwig Bemelmans, the illustrator of the Madeline books.
Here are elegant dining rooms in cream and gold, with Old World paintings and gold-framed mirrors on the walls, candles with tiny shades on every table and gold and cream striped upholstery on the chairs.
To the side of the large lot I saw a tiny bit of shade and decided to stake out a place to sit and wait.
It is not enough to know roughly what is happening at a particular moment; if one thinks with what infinite precision a Mozart or a Verdi points the smallest word or tiniest shade of emotion, that will be clear.
"Well," he said, the tiniest shade of sheepishness creeping into his voice.
This is the essence of Barrett's method: where we expect a moment of high drama or a forceful resolution, we get a tiny, resonant detail, a shade of melancholy, a small satisfaction.
He nodded to Caesar and told him that he was Watson Rainey and went about making a home for himself in the cell, finally plugging in a tiny lamp with a green shade which he placed on the metal shelf jutting from the wall.
If you want, you can also add a tiny smudge of your highlighter shade to the inner corner of your eyes or just below your brow to brighten up your face a bit.
