Well, Virgin Media is offering 200 Mbps service in Ashford in Kent, a tiny town in Southeast England.
The service automatically adds a tiny widget in the middle of your post with these common actions so that you can turn eyeballs into dollars.
After his funeral service in its tiny church, Setsuko and his children walked in all simplicity behind the Swiss country sleigh that bore his coffin to a plot of land that had been acquired the night before.
Check out Joel and Elena's B & B and guide service in the tiny town of Macheros at the base of Cerro Pelon.
He did his national service in the RAF and was involved, in a tiny way, in the Berlin airlift of 1948.
The company declined to provide guidance on earnings for the current quarter or shy away from investing in services that remain a tiny fraction of its business.
These services make up a tiny niche in the ambulance industry, averaging perhaps a dozen calls a day, compared with the thousands that go to 911.
Cellular One can no longer list fees for air time it advertised as free and other terms of its contract for cell phone service in tiny print, under the terms of a settlement with New York State announced yesterday.
These forces have become particularly significant since the Reagan years, as the Republicans have abandoned the pretence of being a political party in the traditional sense, while devoting themselves in virtual lockstep uniformity to servicing a tiny percentage of the super-rich and the corporate sector.
Spark's apps, including route guidance, won't work in a tiny town or barren wilderness with no cell service.
In January, 1950, he opened the Memphis Recording Service, in a tiny space on Union Avenue, just a block away from Beale Street, the heart of the Memphis music scene.
