Sentence examples for day the tiny from inspiring English sources
In that action was a hint that one day the tiny, insecure and economically strapped statelet just born might one day join the European Union itself — perhaps, in the best of all possible worlds, together with its implacable enemies in Belgrade.
"It's a marvelous day," the tiny woman said in Spanish.
Back in the day, the tiny Rocket venue, in Navigli, only had a bar license, which meant you legally weren't allowed to dance.
Back in the day, the tiny Rocket venue, in Navigli, only had a bar licence, which meant you legally weren't allowed to dance.
By day, the tiny rebel capital of South Ossetia and the villages nearby are often quiet.
That's still a paltry 10.5 visitors per day (the tiny Caribbean island of St. Barth's gets 550), but it's a start.
Next morning, being Sunday, the tiny church opened up to visitors.
Following a Catholic mass on Sunday, the tiny fragment will return to Hungary.
On Tuesday, the tiny, unincorporated island territory in the South Pacific finally broke through, defeating Tonga, 2-1, in a prequalifying match for the 2014 World Cup.
As things began disintegrating on Tuesday, the tiny village of 6,000 or so Academy members closed ranks, and began showering Mr. Sherak not so much with demands to lose Mr. Ratner (of which there were some) but with offers to help save the February telecast on ABC from further damage.
Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m., 175 Eighth Avenue, at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $10 to $69. (Siobhan Burke) Dance Under the Influence (Friday and Saturday) In the tiny basement theater at the Museum of Arts and Design, the curator Valerie Gladstone culls together artists from distant reaches of the dance world.
