Sentence examples for tiny quarters from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the week, the players toured below deck, where sailors roughly the same age sleep in tiny quarters and live for months at sea.

In addition to cooking in cramped, tiny quarters, Midtown's street-food vendors have to manage traffic, licensing, pollution, long hours and often harassment from other vendors.

But entire families have been known to move into tiny houses, too, meaning the movement's best shot at enduring might be embodied in the children whose parents are raising them in tiny quarters.

Mr. Ross became the leader of a campaign to raise $154 million, and to move the museum from its tiny quarters to a new and much larger space at the east end of Independence Mall, a location selected to symbolize and celebrate the tradition of freedom that enabled Jewish life in America to flourish.

Plus, you'd have to mint teeny, tiny quarters to get the full effect.

It's like my DNA has tiny quarter notes infused into it.

This should create a tiny quarter-inch strip of folded fabric.

It was a tiny tail, about a quarter of an inch, then they chopped it off and stole my tail.

The consensus forecast in a Reuters poll is for a tiny 0.1% quarter-on-quarter uptick.

"It was nuts," she recalls, "two people with no business sense whatsoever attempting to get along, with our combined families, in tiny living quarters above the shop.

Jammed into tiny, waterlogged quarters in Limerick, Ireland, the family of Malachy McCourt, a charming and caring drunk, exists on little food and not much of anything else, including shoes, while Malachy fails at any work he tries.