Sentence examples for tiny sparsely from inspiring English sources

He decided to take charge of the whole meal, and in 2007 he opened the tiny, sparsely equipped Graffiti.

Feldman was influenced by Webern, who isolated individual gestures and notes in his tiny, sparsely scored works, which include dynamic markings like "scarcely audible".

In March 1953 she moved out of Sussex Mansions and took a tiny, sparsely furnished room on Queen's Gate Terrace, close to St Augustine's.

Its monastic practices included adult baptism by treble immersion, the wearing of Catholic-style monastic garb, Sabbatarianism, long days of work and prayer, a Spartan diet of one vegetarian meal a day and accommodation in tiny, sparsely furnished cells.

The film first, thanks to repeated Sunday afternoon viewings, and then the tiny, sparsely-written novella.

Tiny and sparsely populated, to most it's just a smear of craggy scenery viewed from the ferry to Martha's Vineyard.

What I failed to realize was that my attire would create an aura of mystery that would draw attention to me in the tiny, dark, sparsely furnished bar.

In October he left Ustilug for Clarens in Switzerland, where in a tiny and sparsely-furnished room eight feet square, with only a piano, a table and two chairs he worked throughout the 1911 12 winter on the score.

Situated in a hipster-concentrated neighborhood sometimes jokingly referred to as NeBeCa, or Neukölln Below Canal, the tiny shop is sparsely appointed, with bare walls and a few benches.

If these people don't think like a Christian or attend church like a Christian, in what sense are they Christian?" While church attendance is in decline overall, recent research found 18% of churches are actually growing and where this is the case, the loss of a few tiny churches in sparsely populated villages may take on another character.

We observed very few and tiny particles which were sparsely scattered across the entire sample and had an average size of about 3 microns (Fig. 8).