Sentence examples for tiny institution from inspiring English sources

The tiny institution that I loved abruptly closed up shop.

So how did this tiny institution pull off such an ambitious project?

There is room for the Garden Cafe, a tiny institution since 1986, and for James, a promising restaurant that opened last month.

It is too much to hope that Larry Ellison or Warren Buffett or Henry Kravis would ever donate $115 million to a noble but tiny institution like St. Joseph's.

Meanwhile, even if this might seem like a small-bore saga at a tiny institution in the middle of America, albeit one with the potential for ripple effects nationally, it comes with the country at a crossroads pinning corporate behemoths against citizens, and populism and direct action on the upswing.

For tiny Grinnell College, a liberal arts institution in Grinnell, Iowa (pop. 9,128), Taylor's accomplishment immediately slapped it on the national map.

These tiny private institutions may seem completely different from the UK's typically large, research-intensive, state-funded universities.

The simple answer is that someone must or we will emerge from this recession with wealth and power concentrated in a few tiny financial institutions representing a new ruling elite, not unlike the one that inspired Jefferson's generation to revolution.

She spent a high school semester in Spain, and chose Scripps College, a tiny, all-female institution in California.

That's happening as part of a pilot project at Southern Vermont College, a tiny liberal arts institution in Bennington, Vt., that prides itself on helping students at risk.

But Knox College, the tiny liberal arts institution in Galesburg, Ill., has put together an impressive string of orators over the last five years, and many there expect another big-name personality on June 5.