Sentence examples for tiny commercial from inspiring English sources

Glasgow has a tiny commercial gallery sector and few collectors.

The hamlet's tiny commercial area seems to guarantee a lack of excitement.

A section of Route 25, also called Main Road, has a tiny commercial area with a diner, an ice cream shop, a deli and other stores.

Another says she'll fly to Naypyidaw in the morning and come back around noon on a tiny commercial plane of 66 seats, all of which are usually full.

The arts center, located in Garrison's tiny commercial center at the old landing, offers a full schedule of classes for adults and children.

Even Joseph Chamberlain's grand Council House was surrounded by roads.The result was the doughnut city: a tiny commercial core, cut off from the rest of the city by ringroads and by a vast belt of derelict Victorian properties.

The plane feels so tiny compared with commercial airliners that the weightless takeoff feels as if you are flying a tin can into the atmosphere.

This spring, the university also paid $162 million for a 29-acre former arsenal in Watertown, a nearby suburb, causing an uproar because ownership by a nonprofit organization threatened up to a third of the tiny town's commercial tax base.

For an urban gardener, it's difficult to feel at one with nature when you're dependent on tiny sacks of commercial soil: expensive, impractical, and bearing the faintest whiff of Marie Antoinette bogusness — the appalling suspicion that one is merely playing at the Good Life.

Commercial tiny GO sheets with the lateral size less than 200 nm were provided by Nanjing JCNANO Technology Co., Ltd.

The sight of a bloodied fin whale being dragged onto an Icelandic shore on Oct. 23 might have set your toes curling — it's already put at least 25 countries up in arms — but for the 300,000 people of the tiny northern country, commercial whaling is a way of life which it is vehemently defending.