Sentence examples for tiny council from inspiring English sources

Mor Tarazi, 41, the chairman of Mitzpe Hila's tiny council, held to the first idea.

A taxi driver living in a tiny council house with such a huge love of music – he definitely fed mine.

I remember her putting some money and essentials in a bedside drawer for me, as well as giving me keys to her tiny council flat.

The 17-year-old first-time actor Katie Jarvis picked up the prize for best performance in a British feature film for her portrayal of a poverty stricken teenager living in a tiny council flat in Andrea Arnold's Fish Tank.

And that, after Westwood had lived in the same tiny council flat for 30 years, Kronthaler finally managed to prise her out of it by buying a house and doing it up.

He played his last match, like his first, at Butlin's, and ended his days on benefit in a tiny council flat, much as he had started.And yet when darts fans thought of Jocky, what they remembered was his smile: huge, toothless and ecstatic, with his pudgy arms raised in victory on either side.

Made homeless in 1997 by the decision of a previous board of directors to sell the Goldstone to developers, Brighton were forced to groundshare with distant Gillingham for two seasons before moving – temporarily, they hoped – into Withdean Stadium, the tiny council-owned athletics facility.

The responsibilities of the New South Wales state government naturally extend beyond Sydney, while the grandly titled lord mayor of Sydney presides over what is essentially a tiny local council, but one that includes the central business district.

The report, published on Monday, takes a detailed look at all public services ranging from vast national parks to tiny local councils and makes 60 recommendations.

"The amount that is uncollected is a tiny proportion of council tax income".

I mostly work from my tiny, one-bedroom council flat, which is on a huge, sprawling municipal housing project about a mile south of Big Ben, in a neighbourhood called Elephant and Castle.