Sentence examples for given the tiny from inspiring English sources

Part of the challenge for Fire Island's private communities after the storm was the availability of labor, given the tiny off-season population of the island.

And congratulations if you've seen them all: given the tiny number of screens they've shown on in Australia, you are either a critic or extremely committed.

With companies still churning out cash and paying dividends, bulls say investors will eventually be tempted to put their money back into the stockmarket, especially given the tiny yields on cash.

At 11 p.m., the CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer went ahead and projected the third- through seventh-place finishers, but not the first or second, given the tiny gap between Mr. Santorum and Mr. Romney.

William Perrin, the founder of Talk About Local, said: "The volume and quality of output produced by the sites we evaluated was remarkable given the tiny cash resources at their disposal.

Brooks is not sure how possible it will be to pee, cleanly, into a third-full bottle of organic extra-virgin olive oil, especially given the tiny circumference of its plastic top.

Atlético have won six of the last seven, losing only at Sporting Gijón – a game where, exhausted, given the tiniest gap between matches, they seemed to be trying to reserve some energy.

Hardwood floors, ceilings and chairs cushioned in bright white give the tiny space a yachtlike atmosphere.

And, he added, when they next see each other, the pitcher will give the tiny outfielder a big hug.

"He has to do his job". And, he added, when they next see each other, the pitcher will give the tiny outfielder a big hug.

The simplicity of Mr. Warhol's method gives the tiny images (4 1/4 by 3 3/8) a purity and sincerity that belies the radiance and aura of greatness of the sitters.