Sentence examples for tiny shows from inspiring English sources

Tiny shows up and smashes a window with a crowbar.

Visual Arts: I love tiny shows in small galleries like London's Tenderpixel.

Fans of their 1998 opus "The Shape of Punk to Come" (Burning Heart) will be ecstatic about these two comparatively tiny shows and the alluring deafness they promise.

I've been so lucky because I've presented the full range of programmes that I've wanted to, from chat shows to going round the world, to tiny shows that I'm passionate about - even my latest obsession, the sudoku show.

Rakim celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Eric B. & Rakim album "Paid in Full" with a pair of tiny shows, telling stories and showing off a well-preserved growl.

That neighbourhood is also a fine one for the performing arts, from the refreshing and in-progress plays at Studio Theatre, to the contemporary comedies and political works at Theater J, to the tiny shows and improv at Source.

The tiny show cast a huge shadow.

At a tiny show at the Roxy in Hollywood recently, Theresa made her debut stage-dive.

Many of its directorial decisions, grand or tiny, show intelligence and discrimination seldom found in this ballet.

"Vermeer's Masterpiece 'The Milkmaid,' " a tiny show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, sets an example for recession-era museum practice.

A tiny show of the master's paintings was a haven of awed silence, for remembering why art may be worth a lifetime of caring and care.