MARION CUNNINGHAM is a woman of conviction, with twinkling cornflower blue eyes, white hair slicked back in a tiny ponytail and a handsome, grandmotherly face.
At Dundee's 5th Street Gym in Miami's South Beach the boys, better known as The Beatles, were held back in a tiny office for a minute or two and a local journalist grabbed a word with them.
If so, the entire process would need to be repeated, with everything vacuumed out, and the nitrogen pumped back in through a tiny port.
In an interview in the back of a tiny shop in Ghazaliya, General Petraeus said that the United States was pressing to set up Guardian forces in places where the tribes were not strong or prevalent enough to serve as a backbone of the program.
In back of us in a tiny house lived the Luceros, with two children in their early teens, many ducks and chickens, and a cow.
I particularly liked Mid-Morning Matters because it was stripping him back, putting him in a tiny studio with nowhere to hide.
I was riding back to Manhattan in a tiny hatchback with Nina, two other musicians, and our assorted belongings, instruments, and souvenirs.
Boutté was accompanied by Leroy Jones, who can play an unmuted trumpet softly enough to back a singer in a tiny club and simultaneously fill your every pore with its sound.
"I have so much to do, I barely have time to breathe!" she sighs, sitting straight-backed in a neat grey blouse and long silk skirt, her hair pulled back in a ring of tiny yellow roses.
The Etruscan collection on the mezzanine, one of the best in the world, with the famous chariot lately restored, is splendid, but tucked away in the back is a tiny miracle of antique carving, a chunk of glowing amber, that is easy to miss.
The most diminutive of the sculptures, tucked away on a desk in the back, has a tiny ocean liner resting on a piece of arced cardboard that could represent a wave or a skateboard ramp.
