The phrase "and small at the" is not correct and does not convey a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in a context where it is part of a larger phrase or sentence, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and meaning.
Example: "The garden was beautiful, with flowers blooming brightly and small at the edges."
Alternatives: "and tiny at the" or "and little at the".
Pretty much, expect in this case it's big and small at the same time.
A week later I saw Cate Blanchett give an equally monumental performance in Botho Strauss's Big and Small at the Barbican.
Buying a swimsuit, for those who are not small on hips and small at the bust, is always a choice of bad fitting.
The naked truth about Cate's star turn Cate Blanchett's performance in Big and Small at the Barbican in London has been hailed as "mesmerising" and "magnificent".
For if 'great' is the contrary of 'small', and the same thing is both great and small at the same time, then 'small' or 'great' is the contrary of itself.
Blanchett, who has recently been starring in Botho Strauss's play Big and Small at the Barbican theatre in London, was Crowley's first choice for the title role, according to Karlsen.
Throughout this challenge I have felt like my swimming world is getting bigger and smaller at the same time.
Movies, whose expense demands that they remain a mass medium, get bigger and smaller at the same time -- either gaudy baubles or tiny diamonds in the rough.
"As audiences get smaller and smaller at the networks and there are more of these tiny networks running around, I think what's left becomes extremely valuable," said Robert C. Wright, the president of NBC.
Different from the homogeneous foam, the graded foam density variation is designed largest at the loading end and smallest at the supporting end, with an exponential decay in between.
Those who seek out people and situations foreign to them and master the ability to assimilate are far more likely to be successful in a world that's becoming both bigger and smaller at the same time.
