"Onions?" "Yes, please, nice little tiny fresh ones".
Often, places they saw were perfectly nice but had tiny second bedrooms or lacked dining space.
By Elinor Rice The New Yorker, March 29 , 1941P. 34 When Pinky arrived in Connecticut, a present from Vermont farmer friends, he was a very nice pig - tiny, soft, gentle.
The New Yorker, March 29 , 1941P. 34 When Pinky arrived in Connecticut, a present from Vermont farmer friends, he was a very nice pig - tiny, soft, gentle.
"Politically I think she's mad, but she was very nice backstage, a tiny woman," Adele said of Ms. Palin, whose appearance helped draw about 14 million viewers.
Nadia (Gina McKee) is nice but a tiny bit dopey and clueless, with the hunched body language of the perennially put-upon, and rather sadly sporting clothes and a wacky hairstyle that would look better on someone much younger.
During the holiday season and through the winter months, a nice basket of tiny pine cones makes a delightful decoration, just go to a nearby park to collect some pine cones; find a small basket, paint and you're set.
There wasn't much demand for Bunton - pretty, tiny, curvy, nice, very average.
And if Gary's image hadn't been cut off here" — he indicated his chest — "it would have been nice to put a tiny penis on him".
The tiny incident – "nice Gordon" at his best – goes some way to illustrate the paradoxical nature of this most complicated of British post-war politicians.
