Sentence examples for tiny public from inspiring English sources

Not a policy post, just a tiny public service intervention from a concerned citizen.

Mr. Wright knows every customer who squeezes into the tiny public area as well as most details about their families.

The 400 or so residents here are closely watching the fate of their tiny public school — and working hard to keep it open.

The Aldeburgh Festivsal, which every summer puts on a series of highly regarded operatic and concert performances on the East Anglian coast and receives only a tiny public subsidy, has made particularly inventive use of this opportunity.

In the 1980s, for example, the Ocean View Beach Club gave way to Ocean View Drive, where half a dozen new colonials crowd a cul-de-sac by Fairview Avenue's tiny public beach.

On Revisionist History Malcolm Gladwell looked at the legacy of a philanthropist who made a very thought-out decision to give a $100m fortune to a tiny public university in New Jersey, instead of to his well-endowed alma mater.

The big top is filled with dressing-up gear, there are communal camp fires or you can slip away to one of Britain's tiniest public bars at Beckhole.

Meanwhile, a British public beyond the tiny world of gallery openings and sales was slowly becoming aware that interesting things were happening in the art world.

It started one lunch period at Virgin Valley elementary school in Mesquite, a tiny rural public school with just a few dozen students in each class.

A tiny elevated public park, it has a performance amphitheatre and the Blue Ribbon Garden, home of the blue lotus flower fountain, another Geary creation made from hundreds of smashed porcelain vases and tiles.

In its mad end-of-the-fiscal-year rush to gin up enforcement stats by delisting tiny defunct public companies (Informer, Dec. 8), the Securities & Exchange Commission targeted one still kicking and not even registered with the agency.