It also made London appear extremely glamorous, which is little short of a miracle.
Rarely has this been so true as with Facebook, which is little more than the collection of everyone's personal data.
This show of more than 70 oils is the largest ever devoted to his work, which is little known today.
The Bush administration opposed the move, which is little more than symbolic unless the Senate follows suit.
The puppets captivate but Rosanna Lowe's story – which is little more than a woodland tour – begins to flag.
It is employing its numerical superiority to make these demands in a manner which is little short of grey fascism.
Mr. Hawkins is unemployed and getting by on his Supplemental Security Income, which is little more than $500 a month.
And now we have Finding Forrester, which is little more than a ghetto version of Good Will Hunting.
The community aid group that runs the place — which is little more than a pair of tents — is caring, but lacks expertise and resources.
"They don't hardly give it to us enough," Mr. Vargas said of the carrot cake, which is little known outside the prison's walls, but famous within them.
The company has a yawning $13.5 billion debt, which is little changed over the last two years, despite pledges to shave it by a quarter over that period.
