Sentence examples for a tiny space that from inspiring English sources

On Johnson Street, 19th-century storefronts mix with places like Smoking Lily (569a Johnson Street, 250-382-5459), a tiny space that sells hand-screened printed clothing.

This wisp of a pastry chef — who might as well wear a T-shirt that says, "Yes, I have an amazing metabolism, so sue me" — works in a tiny space that resembles a middle-class suburban kitchen more than anything, as would-be customers wait for one of the few seats, literally breathing down diners' necks.

It squeezes a ton of value into a tiny space that reveals even more with a tap.

It is a tiny space that represents hope.

It's a "membrane antenna," a thin layer of Kapton folded up into a tiny space that, upon reaching orbit, will unfurl to its full 7-foot diameter.

Some of the greatest theater in American history came out of that little tiny space that's now serving Buffalo wings.

Dr. Ferencz, who had unveiled the portrait in 1964, was so upset at having to stare at it again in the tiny space that she wrote a final protest letter, this one to the president of the university, begging him to remove it from even this remote area.

Tucked on the of side 51st Street near Tenth Avenue, Ezra Cohen presides over Azuri Cafe in his tiny space that seats 10 people max.

That liquid gold dispatched into my veins, to make me strong again, to help me crawl out of the tiny space that I had settled into, hoping it would work for me.

There's something wonderful about seeing places you know and love on screen – the bus stops you've waited at, the anonymous corners you've passed: all the tiny spaces that let us know Cleaver's Sydney is a real place.

Factory-farmed turkeys are often kept indoors or in tiny spaces that don't allow them to spread their wings and take off.