Here, exquisite gradations of light gray virtually compel the viewer to study every inch of this alien landscape and to marvel at the tiny resting figures of camels and their riders in a vast expanse of shifting sand.
Mr. Ma came out bearing a replacement: a guitarist's tiny foot rest.
Those cosy days of rain trickling down the windowpanes, coats drying on the radiator and tiny hands resting gently on my knee were both precious and illuminating.
Then he drove to the formerly blacks-only cemetery (this being in many ways a Southern town) where the bandleader Tiny Bradshaw rests.
In the umbrella stand in the suite's tiny foyer rested a walking stick, and on it a homburg, with the thick rolled rim that you see on no other hat.
She keeps him in place with one forearm and brings the other arm across her body, extending a long-fingered hand upon which one of his tiny hands rests.
Seated in a stripped-down landscape — green ground, a greener saguaro, blue sky, and a lemon-yellow disk that splits the difference between flower and sun — the subject is portrayed in the pose of a thinker, with a tiny head resting on a spindly arm and a monstrously swollen foot, as if the intellect were dwarfed by the body's sensations.
When Brody dies someday long in the future, I know I will close my eyes and see Mom's tiny hand resting on his head, outstretched for the time we might someday meet again.
"Rests tiny head near to warm heart!"Rests Tiny Head Near To Warm Heart! "Gets wost in soft jungle of golden of curls!".
In 1926, de Kruif turned to nonfiction, publishing "Microbe Hunters," a book of profiles of scientists, starting with Leeuwenhoek, who can see tiny things the rest of us can't, things that are trying to kill us.
