Gears move particles of food along the alimentary tract, aided by tiny workers with rakes and cauldrons of digestive enzymes.
Richmond, the former centre of Melbourne's rag trade, filled with old warehouses and tiny workers cottages, wasn't always a dining destination.
It is a motley union of the three largest parties -- Mr. Sharon's Likud, Mr. Peres's Labor and the ultra-Orthodox Shas -- joined by a small Russian immigrant party, a tiny workers' party and an ultra-nationalist bloc.
They're having trouble getting all those tiny workers to synchronize and move quickly together.
The company has also been criticized for an advertisement it ran in a hotel trade publication that showed tiny workers inside a vending machine, apparently ready for purchase.
See, I like to think of my body as a factory where thousands of tiny workers in hard hats are employed 24/7.
Finally, B. cordemoyi, which - like other species of the genus - has very tiny workers, was associated with T. albipes.
Chen Meifang, who like all interviewees used a pseudonym to protect her against retaliation by her employer, is a "tiny" female worker on the Kindle production line at the Longhua campus.
Soon after, many of the BBW workforce did leave Unison, going to the tiny Industrial Workers of Great Britain IWGBB).
In St-Ouen, the urban landscape changes drastically from that of bourgeois Paris: low-rise 19th-century red brick factories and typical tiny 1930s workers' houses.
Nepal's three small royalist parties won no directly elected seat: ie, one fewer than the tiny Nepal Workers' and Peasants Partyy, which supports North Korea's Kim Jong Il.With only 31 directly elected seats, the UML vowed to quit the government.
