Sentence examples for tiny production from inspiring English sources

Sassella Riserva Vigna Regina 2001, a tiny production from Lombardy, for $89.99.

The tiny production — about 800 cases were made altogether — almost certainly will vanish by early summer.

"For a choreographer to produce a live performance costs a minimum of $5,000 for a tiny production, with nothing to show for it afterward," Ms. Towers said.

The movie is the benefit of a highly targeted marketing plan and the latest success for Sherwood Pictures, a tiny production company affiliated with Sherwood Baptist Church in Albany, Ga., about 100 miles southwest of Macon.

Best summed up as an exuberant mix of the erstwhile Modern Review and Monty Python's Flying Circus, and with a tiny production team, The Adam & Joe Show analyses and satirises pop culture.

For a quaint approach to oysters, there's the Wellfleet Oyster Festival on Cape Cod, which began as a tiny production to boost the local economy (many of the town's year-round residents work in the oyster industry).

Opera Omnia does creative, tiny productions of Baroque repertory.

Ask a New York opera patron about opera beyond the Metropolitan and City Operas, and you might get a mention of the Amato Opera, the stalwart 107-seat theater on the Bowery that's been putting on tiny productions of classic operas since 1948.

For every iconic wine there are several wineries with tiny productions operating without much beyond an underground following.

The Great British food revival, no matter how complex and flawed and niche, is best expressed in the littlest restaurants and pubs around the country (among many, many others you will be wanting The Salon, Aumbry and The Quality Chop House, the tiny-production cheeses (give Claire Burt a bell), the oddball farmers and the mini chicken-men of Sutton Hoo.

Manfred's tiny-production wines, known only to a few lucky "listers" and other über geeks, are deeply-concentrated, sublime and wildly pricey.