My house went without water for two small-but-huge days.
They had weak mandibles and small brains but huge eyes and genitalia.
And the giveaway, just a small step, but huge fiscal leap away, the shuttered former "customs house" marking the border between France and Belgium.
White supporters denounced the bronze-relief plan as an "insult" to their heritage, and mustered the votes to defeat it, 65 to 43. "The Civil War was a big part of the history of the state, not a small part, but huge," said Representative William F. Cotty, a Republican from Columbia.
"OK, so the most important thing to remember when filling out your profile is that men have small brains but huge egos," she said, mouth full of candy.
"There was a great deal of effort in ways that seemed small but were huge as far as patients were concerned," he said.
Other cities have tried to become startup hubs, offering an environment equally attractive to currently small but potentially huge tech companies.
Small, but with huge limitations, Makélélé won titles with Real Madrid and Chelsea, where his more talented team-mates lauded him because he did much of their grunt work, and his decision to come out of international retirement to wait hand and foot on Zinédine Zidane helped France to reach the 2006 World Cup final.
Singapore is small in size but huge in ambition, developing at a breakneck pace.
There IS a serious crisis in Israel but it has nothing to do with Obama or the U.S. It is the toxic impact of the Religious Right and the settler movement -- a group that is small in numbers but huge in influence due to Israel's form of government which requires a leader like Netanyahu to put together a majority coalition to remain in power.
In the Saccopharyngidae, it is somewhat smaller but still huge.
