Sentence examples for going to tiny from inspiring English sources

I thought about Homicide Watch when I read Alan D. Mutter's recent post about the big chunks of financing that are going to tiny experimental outfits named The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times.

Born in Southampton to Sarah, a radiographer, and Michael, a software consultant, Carmichael attended the Bristol Old Vic theatre school, before spending two years in various odd jobs while going to tiny auditions in fringe theatres.

He was crushed when he failed to get into Indiana University's music department to study with the trombonist David Baker, so he ended up going to tiny Southern Oregon State on a music scholarship.

One night entering the Astor Place subway station I mentioned to him how funny it is that our shared childhood on a zebra and antelope farm, going to tiny schools best summarized as "hippie communes" by the east coast friends who ask about them, is not apparent to anyone else.

The Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson went to tiny Wofford College in Spartanburg, S.C.

He picks up deputy Ed Aiken in Morrisville, and they go to Tiny's brother's place in Pringmar.

Tynes is one of three Giants who went to tiny Troy (Osi Umenyiora and Jerrel Jernigan are the others), meaning that the Trojans — the pride of Troy, Ala.

Hingham, Mass., for instance, which has a population of 22,157, has received about $1.5 million, and more than $1 million has gone to tiny East Central University in Ada, Okla.

Traditionally, the business has gone to tiny local agencies, which earn a cut (about 25%) of the debts they recoup for their customers banks, hospitals, utilities and other creditors.

Let's go to tiny studios all over the country, tell the story of music from that city – what is it about each one of these cities that influences the music that comes from there?

Game of the year went to Tiny Tower (iPhone) and Dead Space for iPad.