Instead, he said, he tapped his savings account, rented a tiny executive suite and worked without a salary for several years.
Over the last three months, they'd met half a dozen times in a tiny editing suite, a cockpit with carpeted walls, and in that warm, hushed darkness they'd chatted and commiserated and drunk soda and confessed.
The first usable R in the index of the brochure is Rachel Glover and Ailsa Johnston, who are doing a show called Two Birds - One Ticket, in what feels like a tiny conference suite on the seventh floor of the Jury's Inn hotel.
Microsoft has a browser too, as well as a tiny productivity suite called Office, and an Email service called Hotmail.
Hell, even if it doesn't work, it sure sounds more fun than freezing my ass off in a tiny bachelor suite.
We started dating and then as soon as I graduated high school we picked up two suitcases, hopped on a Greyhound bus and moved to Vancouver, where we lived in a tiny attic suite.
We started dating, and then as soon as I graduated from high school, we picked up two suitcases, hopped on a Greyhound bus, and moved to Vancouver, where we lived in a tiny attic suite.
I moved to New York City and found a job as an assistant to a small-time opera impresario whose obscene tirades against disloyal conductors and greedy sopranos would seep, like his cigar smoke, beneath the smoked-glass door of his inner office in the tiny "suite" he rented, in the Steinway Building, on West Fifty-seventh Street, into the area where I was stationed.
We took a tiny but comfortable suite with a mini-fridge for our cold Gatorades.
Outsiders watching art being auctioned off for a lot of money tend to assume that the artists benefit, but in many countries, including America, they get nothing at all when their work is resold, and in Europe they receive only a tiny "droit de suite".
