And I had an address of a tiny restaurant in Falls Church, Va., a few miles beyond the Potomac, that I had heard served the cuisine of Laos, which I loved when I visited that country last year and haven't been able to find in New York.
Schools address only a tiny piece of the problem.
He calls the state of mind he enters at 10 A.M. every day the "Shoe Shine Zone," and now he hops right back into it to address a tiny woman in sunglasses.
In the present study we have addressed only a tiny fraction of the data produced to date and perhaps raised the question that focusing on one cell line for a single nuclear receptor, such as hPXR, may be too simplistic.
But it addressed only a tiny part of the problem that money and politics have created in American justice.
In a tiny room, five of us are addressed by a neurologist while a student takes notes.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet When you press the button, a person should appear in a tiny rectangle on your tablet within fifteen seconds to respond to your query.
That night, in a tiny barracks room crammed with soldiers and marines, I watched President Bush address the nation on a tiny television that appeared out of nowhere.
The highest-ranking Russian official to address reporters about the treaty was Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov, who hastily gathered the press at dinnertime in a tiny ministry conference room.
Rayan was put in a tiny cell.
