Shortly before her death, in a delicate, tiny voice, she spoke of the painful chemotherapy and radical surgery she had undergone and the hopes she still had that the treatment would save her.
Hundreds of French people wrote to the investigating magistrate to express outrage, demand the death penalty and, in a tiny number of cases, share stories about their own experiences of childhood sexual abuse and beg, on the girl's behalf, for mercy.
That's partly because Kedrosky is such a smooth media operator that he could probably announce his own death with a tiny twinkle in his eye.
A $15,000 reward is being offered for details leading to the arrest and conviction of three men who went on a drunken rampage involving gunfire, vomiting, skinny dipping and the death of a tiny endangered fish in Death Valley National Park, officials said Monday.
After a serious drug binge in 1967, he was found, close to death, by a policeman in a tiny Georgia village.
And sitting so close to someone who makes death for a living, in a tiny little 3-cylinder Suzuki car, made me terrified and nauseous.
The death toll is a tiny though rising share of an estimated one million deaths caused annually by air pollution in east Asia, the study found.
Tire problems were a factor in roughly one-tenth of the rollover deaths in Explorers during the 1990's, an unusually high proportion at a time when tire-related deaths were a tiny and dwindling share of traffic deaths.
We thought we'd seen the death of the McMansion with everyone flocking to live in a tiny home.
A Sunday mass in a tiny French village, stopped by what Ian McEwan calls "the Death Cult".
