When Johnson needed someone to expand Kansas City's tiny minor league stadium, the contract went to Webb.
He continued to fight when he was released and preached minor miracles at tiny chapels in a late effort to save lost souls.
In May, the phoebes nesting in the eaves cause their own minor disturbance, a tiny mayhem of twigs, feathers, bird droppings.
If Westhoff were to plot on a graph the unit's performance through eight games, there would be no undulating waves, no minor surges or tiny dips that indicate stability and strength.
Tiny minor workers, which have relatively larger antibiotic- producing glands, are efficient at removing pathogenic spores from interstices deep within in a garden, and are recruited to sites of infection by larger major workers [ 33, 34], but these size-based efficiencies cannot be realized by a small, monomorphic, work force.
Overarching plot structures, specific scenes and plot points, major and minor characters, broad themes, tiny details: similarities abound.
Each minor agent merely has tiny influence, while the average effect of all the minor agents is not negligible, which plays a significant role in the evolution and performance index of each agent.
Apart from a minor deviation for a tiny "bubble" car in the 1950s, every BMW since then has been designed with a grille that's split down the middle.
On 1 July 1961, the arena hosted its first major competition the Vaux Breweries International Athletics Meet —but according to sportswriter John Gibson, the Youth Stadium remained "little more than a minor track with a tiny grandstand and open terraces".
"Someone said to me once, 'That's Cameron mi (minor)' and there was this tiny chap, I dimly remember".
SARAH LOU: TEENAGE MUM Tiny Sarah Louise Platt's minor romance with schoolboy Neil Fearns left her more than heartbroken.
