From the Ghastly Garden, we're led into a long stone hall to sit at banquet tables while the Twits mount a tiny stage at the far end.
In the early 1950s researchers used technology to counteract eye movements by mounting a tiny slide projector onto a contact lens affixed to the observer's eye with a suction device.
Daensing Kwin (Dancing Queen; Lee Seok-Hoon) offered buoyant romantic comedy, while new director Lee Donku showed his spurs in Kashiggot (Fatal), a powerfully acted thriller tautly mounted on a tiny budget.
In tiny Guatemala, the Central Intelligence Agency mounted a coup overthrowing the democratically elected government in 1954, and it backed subsequent right-wing governments against small leftist rebel groups for four decades.
In Tunisia, where the Arab Spring began, a tiny but well-organised minority of fundamentalists, some of them violent, have mounted a major challenge to the state.
This is Mount Bohemia, a tiny ski area on Michigan's Upper Peninsula where chutes, cornices and cliffs — all alpine attributes heretofore unheard of in the Midwest — exist on a 1,465-foot 1,465-footooking Lake Superior.
Bertie was a keen souvenir hunter, acquiring, among other things, a mummy whose excavation he had witnessed, a papyrus funerary text and a beautiful scarab made of glazed, blue-green soapstone, which he had mounted on tiny gold python heads, as a brooch.
The birds were lured into mounting a scale (Moznei Shekel) by placing tiny tidbits of bread on it.
Opera L 'ELISIR D'AMORE' (Tonight, tomorrow and Sunday) Run on enthusiasm and a shoestring, the tiny Amato opera company mounts a modest production of the Donizetti classic.
In the most comprehensive collection of his work ever mounted, the tiny Noordbrabants museum managed to secure 17 of Bosch's 24 extant paintings and 19 of his 20 drawings.
