I learned how to squeeze punchy, pithy, persuasive, promotional words into a tiny square inch of space.
Sprinkle a tiny pinch of seed on top of a three-inch pot filled with compost.
From floor to ceiling, every inch of the tiny Izmir Market (471-473 Marriskville Road; 61-2-9568-3243) is crammed with canned goods, olives, pickles, coffee, jams, rosewater bottles, pulses, dried fruit, flatbread and yogurt.
It's far from a perfect play, but Jeremy Herrin's production shifts naturally between quietude and pandemonium, and Tom Scutt's design occupies every inch of the tiny Theatre Upstairs with enough bric-a-brac to keep the Antiques Roadshow going for years.
About 12 men lay on every square inch of this tiny holding cell.
Those first few days after giving birth, marveling over every inch of the tiny human life we had created.
And so she stood in the doorway, her hands unmanicured, her face unmade except for a bit of lipstick, her stockings with a tiny run inching out of the heel of her left shoe.
When the bit comes within a quarter inch of the pattern, tiny motors in the device go to work, keeping the tool along its correct route.
Why When I first received that e-mail from Arianna, it was a million tiny explosions of bliss in every inch of my body.
"Her movie 'Tiny Furniture' was shot in every square inch of our home," Ms. Simmons recalled.
