In the morning, room-service breakfast took exactly 10 minutes to arrive -- I timed it on the tiny, minimal-looking black clock on the table beside the incredibly comfortable king-size bed.
Lotus aficionados love the midengine Elise, a tiny, lightweight, minimal roadster with a clever chassis made of bonded extrusions -- formed by squeezing aluminum alloy into specific shapes.
If you insist on having another kind of pet, it should be something very tiny with minimal needs.
Working with tiny budgets and minimal locations, Mr. Wakamatsu has long made a virtue of claustrophobia.
Arturo's, a tiny space with minimal décor and a poorly equipped kitchen, has been an unlikely success story.
Cape Town, however, provides a rare window into the lives of migrant workers at sea, even if the team is tiny and support minimal.
The issue can seem picayune — until you recognize that it's through just such tiny touches, such minimal modifications of sound, that a poet fabricates an individual, distinguishing music.
In a country with an average income per person of $1,000, relatively few bicyclists can dream of affording a car, even though tiny models with minimal safety equipment and low-powered engines are available for less than $5,000.
"There are experts who believe that the changes in the climate are unrelated to human activity, that human activity has just a minimal, tiny effect, within the margin of error".
Bolger considers the 5500 number to be militarily dubious: "A very tiny special ops presence, minimal air power, minimal intelligence and logistics support," capable of keeping the American flag aloft and little else.
Light switches are even more minimal, with tiny green and red pinpoints of light that indicate whether they are on or off, and bathroom drains are narrow slits edging the bottoms of the sinks.
