Remarkably, for someone whose father could become hopelessly lost in tiny towns on the prairie, she seems to absorb the street plan of whatever city she's in.
There is a clever sequence in which an actress with her arm in a sling approaches a stairway with one banister rail, tries to get a purchase on the rail's shadow, hopelessly clutches some tiny light fittings before eventually sliding down the actual rail.
Either way, ignoring an instruction from the First Lady is just rude, so there is at least a chance that her party will be the first formal bash this millennium to have no one crying in the toilets and digging around in an unfamiliar and tiny handbag, looking hopelessly for plasters.
I have a very distinct memory of coming home, sitting on the mattress on the floor of my tiny apartment, and staring hopelessly at the forlorn little collection of books on my window sill.
"No matter how hopelessly shticky this guy might be on the tiny screen," I thought, "he can really beat the fuck out of some drums and scream about rats, that's for sure".
Crammed into a tiny apartment, watching his immigrant father go hopelessly through the job ads while his mother frets about food, young Stanley takes refuge in the imaginative worlds of Twain, Burroughs, Verne and Poe.
If I had lived just a tiny little bit more … The inhabitants of the graveyard are hopelessly self-involved, but the book transcends their narrow purview.
When the scientists put tiny black, cardboard hats on the beetles, to block their overhead view, the insects meandered hopelessly.
By midnight, a hopelessly drunk Wegger-Prosser had probably raided eBay for a collection of pewter gravy boats shaped like tiny baths.
Nopcsa's sauropod looked like a tiny version of large Indian specimens that had been named Titanosaurus - but that name seems hopelessly inappropriate for Nopcsa's small beast.
