Sitting in his leather throne in the Maybach, a small stack of $100 bills tucked under his BlackBerry on the armrest beside him, Swizz readily admits the strangeness of it all.
At the front Ms. Atwell sat in a rocking chair, a small stack of volumes beside her.
In the middle of a small stack of bills and other letters was an arts and crafts catalog addressed to her husband.
If you read Moore's poems from the beginning, with Leavell's biography in hand and, nearby, a small stack of books, including Moore's "Selected Letters, Charles Molesworthh's excellent "Marianne Moore: A Literary Life," and Bonnie Costello's definitive critical study, "Imaginary Possessions," you find, in her various guises, as complete a self-portrait as any American poet has conveyed.
Place a scoop of sand and a small stack of firewood in the mouth of 3-foot high fish-shaped chiminea and smoke curls out of its tail.
He gave her a card with his information — he keeps a small stack of them in his shirt pocket — and said she could give it to a friend.
Just in case inspiration strikes while on the job, he always carries a small stack of old MetroCards and a pair of scissors.
At Public School 199 in the heart of the Upper West Side, a music teacher who once had her own classroom now keeps her instruments in a small closet, stacking cymbals and drums onto a cart as she visits more than two dozen classes each week.
(After reading a comparatively small stack of leadership books, I am in awe of his achievement).
At the end of the cycle, when us youngsters would graduate sixth grade, the top three readers would be presented with a certificate for pages read, in addition to the small stack of free books we'd accumulated over the years of our hard work.
