Sentence examples for tiny cadre from inspiring English sources

Representative J. C. Watts and a tiny cadre of black Republicans understand this.

"THE authorities here don't know what graffiti is," says "Ill", one of Iran's tiny cadre of street artists.

News of Mr. Hussein's capture was initially held to a tiny cadre of top government and coalition officials.

Larry Sills, who arrived in 1975, said he believed that the lane catered to a tiny cadre of cyclists at the expense of much more numerous motorists.

The brand would have a difficult time remaining profitable if it relied only on its loyal but tiny cadre of customers.

Complaints about the advertising review process, she maintains, are rarely from the public but rather from a tiny cadre of professional complainers.

The primary blame surely lies with the numerically tiny, but extremely dangerous cadre of nihilistic terrorists who do not hesitate to blow up entire schools and mosques full of worshippers -- or Muslim-Americans such as my aunt -- to further their vile agendas.

This three-character play, a cross between a political drama and a comedy of manners, concerns the fading of a tiny but vibrant community -- a cadre of artists and intellectuals snuffed out by the totalitarian government of their unnamed country.

Ke$ha pulled out her furry companions, tiny rainbow cars, whipped cream, a cadre of shirtless men, and a couple drag queens for her show, and Pitbull performed alongside his requisite ladies in tiny tight shorts.

Shepherd reconstituted the company in St . Louis with the idea of taking it on to New York, and a new Compass, with Nichols and May as its cadre, did enjoy a four-month run in St . Louis in what Miss May has graphically described as "a tiny place called the Crystal Palace".

Dogspeed cadre.