Mr. Allen's yacht, the Octopus, is relatively minuscule at 417 feet.
Healey won by a minuscule margin, but Foot and Healey, though a happier combination than Foot and Benn could have been, was always an odd kind of tandem when the two had so often pedalled in opposite directions, and on issues such as defence still did.
Despite his one-room apartment's minuscule size (518 square feet), he is a mega-host.
The fingers on one hand, the toes on one foot, a minuscule aggregation when compared with shoals of fish or flocks of birds or indeed tribes of humans".
But over time, residents find less-obvious design elements unexpectedly alluring, not only faux fireplaces but also weirdly shaped alcoves, decommissioned dumbwaiters, Juliet balconies, claw-foot bathtubs, minuscule shelves carved into staircases, transoms atop doors, brass keyholes and vintage radiators.
And his rent for the 5,400-square-foot 5,400-square-foot 5,400-square-foot $1 per square foot.
The up-swept eves, golden porcelain roof tiles and Chinese-style buildings remind me of a mini-version of China's Forbidden Palace, but there is nothing minuscule about the 85-foot-long Seven Buddha Mural, the largest of its kind on the world, or the golden statue of the Ten Thousand Hand-Ten Thousand Eye Avalokitesvara Bodhisavita.
The sport allows little room for error: exhale a millisecond too soon and a minuscule shift, amplified over 60 feet, can doom an arrow that might have otherwise landed squarely on target.
Mr. Golovin's work space consists of about 500 square feet behind a minuscule retail area of 300 square feet, which is filled by small display cases filled with breads, fruit croustades, sweet rolls and side counters covered with quiches, flatbreads and tarts, all baked on the premises.
There's a cracking view across to the Iron Age fort on Chilcombe Hill while, in the foreground, an appropriately minuscule stream tinkles along the foot of the lawn.
