The old funeral home office is now a tiny but impressively outfitted kitchen.
Adding to the upscale feel, the Fiat displayed best build quality in this bunch, soaking up rough roads impressively for such a tiny car with a short wheelbase.
But if you use the second definition (hydrogen isotopes were harmed in the making of this explosion), then you could be talking about a huge range of yields, from the teeny tiny to the impressively large.
Today, it hulks impressively in the corner of his tiny office at Castle Gardens, an environmentally conscious apartment building in Harlem that serves a fallen-between-the-cracks clientele.
Without the compelling chaos of new growth, the soothing wash of greenery, or the blare of blossom, one has time to examine the life cycle in full: a bunch of grapes offer both tiny, acid babies and impressively home-grown raisins; a wilting plum leaf contains a spectrum of yellows; a chokeberry bush is in Technicolor decline.
The size of a golf ball, it had impressively strong sound for such a tiny speaker, and respectably crisp clarity.
And with a rich agricultural bounty packed into the farms, orchards, vineyards and waters of their tiny Mediterranean nation, Lebanese chefs have an impressively vast array of raw materials to valorize.
Riffing on films like "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and "Kill Bill," this tongue-in-cheek drama, which returns with some new material, tells the baggy story of a tiny, tough mercenary named Soon-Jal (the impressively limber Jo-anne Lee), one of the last remaining members of a tribe of warriors.
Impressively studded with fresh herbs and spices, a couple of tiny, lukewarm bhajis were a bit tough and leathery, but rest of the food was remarkable for the money.
But tiny issues aside, the end results here are impressively pure.
Douglas Hodge is breezy, poignant, totally in period as the earnest, lovelorn neurologist; Lyndsey Marshal makes something truly touching from what you'd think was the thankless part of the loyal sweetheart: a tiny, bright-faced, totally believable figure, whether she's in uniform or impressively shimmying out of her peach-coloured, satin camiknickers.
