The phrase "another in a small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being "another one in a small group" or "another item in a small collection," but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "I found another in a small box of forgotten toys."
Alternatives: "another in a limited" or "another within a tiny".
They gossiped about one another in a small town way.
Five other bodies lay outside: one draped in military fatigues, one with his feet bound in green rope, and another in a small box marked "fragile".
He had already spent a childhood moving from one apartment to another in a small Alabama town, but when his mother died the summer before he was to start high school, Sam had to make yet another move -- to Jamaica, Queens, to live with an aunt whose only income was a monthly government check of $500.
A day before voters in Montana and here in South Dakota complete the primary voting, Mr. Clinton plowed through five solo events Monday, trundling from one rural town to another in a small motorcade, delivering hourlong appeals on behalf of his wife, before he finished the day in Sioux Falls with a final joint appearance with Mrs. Clinton and their daughter, Chelsea.
Other letters and e-mails have protested that I was wrong to praise one actor over another in a small ensemble, or to laud the work of a playwright when it was clearly only the director (or the cast) that kept afloat what was really only a sorry excuse for a comedy.
In my attempt to see some two dozen productions of "The Nutcracker" from coast to coast this season, I had already seen, among others, one at Rosecliff, a 1902 mansion with a heart-shape staircase in Newport, R.I.; another in a small playhouse on the Lower East Side of Manhattan; and a third in the 1928 Boston Opera House.
And the Guardian's own Simon Ricketts helped bring together another couple in a small way:.
It's just another disaster in a small, faraway country of which we know nothing -- a country as remote and unlikely to affect our lives as, say, Afghanistan.
When I was six or thereabouts, my father left my mother and went to live with another woman in a small terraced house.
On another afternoon, in a small conference room at City Hall, not far away, I met with Gibbs and two of her colleagues while they told me of the things it had done right.
From Windhoek it's still another hour in a small charter plane to Sossusvlei, but the ride, with the sea of dunes undulating below, is supernaturally beautiful.
