Now PDAs for business use are miniature computers with enough processing power and memory to do things like edit PowerPoint presentations on the fly.
Enough miniature flashlights were bought to light up four football fields to NCAA standards.
Get enough miniature plastic food bags so that there is a bag per week.
They don't have to be miniature, just small enough for you to get them into the vodka bottle.
In old age, his creative work thinned out further into cryptic miniatures, some easy enough for a child to play; in bagatelles such as Nuages Gris, the Bagatelle Without Tonality and La Lugubre Gondola the revolutions Schoenberg would work out, 30 years in the future, have already taken place.
The chocolate shavings look like miniature orecchiette -- thin enough to melt immediately into a batter and pretty enough to decoratively top a cake.
Mr. Figorito proudly showed a redesigned cart, a tiny sink clinging to one side and a miniature locker, perhaps big enough for a rolled-up shirt, on the other.
Suddenly, like magic (or like "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe"), we found ourselves entering an even smaller space: a full-blown miniature saloon, just large enough to accommodate a single bartender and exactly two guests.
There are large pots with tiny stalks squatting in a circle and miniature pots barely big enough to contain the ruffled, shiny leaves.
But look: there are delightfully glowing toy buildings, nine versions of them towering elegantly and defiantly enough above a miniature Manhattan to tease anyone with an imagination, particularly the city's young at heart.
The 200 or so miniature sculptures -- many small enough to dangle from a key chain -- are associated with nomadic peoples who traveled the vast plains from northern China to the Black Sea in the first millennium B.C.
