Spots of color suggest parameters for those voids, through which dance tiny upside-down pale-colored human beings.
It's not a very big silver lining, but one of the tiny upsides to a war would be upsetting the political inertia of these countries.
The story of Ryan and Seth is a tale as old as time -– boy from the wrong side of the tracks meets girl boy from a well-off family and they embark on a scandalous relationship that turns a tiny seaside town upside down and changes both their lives forever.
"Medical marijuana is not really a business, you know?" said the younger Mr. Smith, as people around him laid out pot cookies, tiny pot-laced pineapple upside-down cakes and decorative pot plants for the party.
"If you're a 3 percent or 5 percent owner, the litigation cost of an appraisal case for Dell is a tiny fraction of the potential upside".
While the hit rate for low-budget projects is tiny, there can be huge upside for small movies that break through.
Since then, it seems life has turned upside down in tiny Dannemora, whose population of 4,000 includes the nearly 3,000 prison inmates.
Then he held the Vine-X bottle, which had a tiny brush attached to its cap, upside down, and continued applying the herbicide with the delicacy of a weed-killing Rembrandt.
I see two crowns, a replica of the one from the show in a tiny display box, and a massive, upside down installation covered in mirrors, the inside decorated with bold words like "WAR," "PEACE," and "WALL".
One bird seemed to be caught, hanging upside down because of (it seemed) a tiny tether obstructing its foot.
