The word "lilliputian" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or something that is very small in size. Example sentence: The lilliputian toy soldiers were placed in a row on the shelf.
Indeed, the block was formed in 1967 partly to tie Indonesia down in a Lilliputian web of regional commitments.
In it the author poured scorn on Europe, an annoyingly fractured continent with its "dopey little countries", "pokey borders", "itty-bitty" languages and "Lilliputian" drinks measures.
But despite the resurgence of niche sodas, America's top three soda companies Coca-Cola, Pepsi-companies Coca-ColaSeven Up (owned by Britain's Cadbury Schweppes)—still control 89% of the mandet, leaving the upstarts to carve out lilliputian slices of what's left.
The effect of these little paintings together is like a lilliputian battalion sweeping into the modest space.
That suits the Transdniestrians, who have been building their own Lilliputian Soviet-style state on the proceeds of contraband, notably petrol and guns.Yet Moldova remains surprisingly orderly.
Economy class Beach Rotana Hotel & Towers in the Tourist Club area of the city feels positively Lilliputian after the Emirates Palace but it's a good example of Abu Dhabi executive-chic, has an attractive beachside location and serves a fabulous fish biryani (+971 2 644 3000; www.beachrotana.com; doubles from dh767 per night plus taxes).
After the first 20 minutes – with George North steaming around the park like a be-jerseyed missile, making all around him look positively Lilliputian – I just wanted to see how these new kids on the English block would react.
They saw visions: Lilliputian baseball players competing on a tabletop diamond; animals or people or objects that materialized and vanished.
The polls show Putin running (with little evident exertion) between seventy and eighty per cent; none of his Lilliputian competitors have cracked five.
Fanatical about the details of the miniaturized worlds — a whole industry flourishes to supply Lilliputian furniture and appliances — the colonists take a powerful, illegal hallucinogen called Can-D, which lets them "translate" the bodies and lives of Pat and Walt: for a brief, intoxicated moment they are Pat, or Walt, living in sixties-style San Francisco, and happy.
AMATO OPERA: "LA FORZA DEL DESTINO" New York's semi-amateur shoebox opera house puts on a Lilliputian production of Verdi's most unwieldy opera, with all the charm and gusto of an Italian hill-town troupe.
