Sentence examples for of tiny town from inspiring English sources

As the immortal Pop Lawson sniffed in the underappreciated "Terror of Tiny Town": "I smell something that should be buried.

The advertisement of a third contender, riffing on a "new sheriff in town" theme, shows a sheriff being killed in "The Terror of Tiny Town," the 1938 all-dwarf musical Western.

IN 1980, the Beacon Theater in Manhattan held "The Worst Film Festival," a Cannes of worms that showcased such lambasted turkeys as "Plan 9 From Outer Space," "They Saved Hitler's Brain" and the all-midget musical western "The Terror of Tiny Town".

Also, the title of the segment "Terror of the Tiny Toon", is a reference of the Animated television series Tiny Toon Adventures, as well as the movie The Terror of Tiny Town.

One low-budget oater of the era, made totally outside the studio system, profited from an outrageous concept: a Western with an all-midget cast, The Terror of Tiny Town (1938) was such a success in its independent bookings that Columbia picked it up for distribution.

This was the third time that a sequence of The Simpsons was shot in live-action — the first being the "Homer³" segment of the 1995 episode Treehouse of Horror VI in which a 3D computer-animated Homer ends up in the real-life world, and in the "Terror of Tiny Town" segment of Treehouse of Horror IX where Bart and Lisa appear on Live With Regis and Kathie Lee.

There were games out of tiny towns in Northern Germany like Tiny Wings and then there were titles like Angry Birds, which some companies like Rovio parlayed into businesses that eventually became worth nine or ten figures.

I loved watching junkyards go by, and the backsides of tiny towns with their churches and American flags and gun shops.

Glaciers surrounded me on all sides, and the lights of tiny towns in Kenya hundreds of miles away were starting to fade as they outsourced their job to the sky.

15, will include a world-premiere musical, "Stu for Silverton," billed as the unlikely story of Stu Rasmussen, the real-life transgendered mayor of the tiny town of Silverton, Oregon.

As an Air Force pilot, he flew C-130 cargo planes out of Dyess Air Force Base outside Abilene, about an hour south of the tiny town of Paint Creek, where he grew up.